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Man, I could never kill a deer but ill sure as heck eat one :) How do you kill with a bow? I would think if you didn't hit them right they could bolt and slowly die....

Hawaiian zebras will. I can attest to that.....

Seatest Deep Six is pretty good. Thats what i got. I think its seatest. EDIT: duh you already have it :) sorry

Just take a small power head and stick it back behind the rock every now and again to stir things up. Its a good idea to do it on your rocks every now and again as well. Just to get the dirt in suspension and possibly have it removed or placed in front of a good critter.

6 tangs, an eel, 2 lions, AND a stingray? in a 75? I don't even think LFS stock that bad....

Looks like some kind of rock anemone. Maybe Phymantus. Maybe a heteractus but they look more like a "typical" anemone. Nothing but a rock anemone/aptasia would survive a live rock xfer. Moral of the story is its some kind of rock anemone/aptasia.

If a fish is weak and dying in the sand then maybe but i would worry about them actively catching a fish. Just make sure the fish doesn't eat the star....

Thats how they get their homes if they can't find empty ones. Every time you go to the LFS ask them for empty shells in their tanks....

Sand can foam at the top especially if you are running your filters. Just use your hand to break it up. It will all eventually settle once it gets populated by bacteria.

Xenia just take some sharp sissors and snip. I did today. My variety bases in a day so go very loose on the rubberband or they will split and come loose. Zoos can usually be detatched from their mother colony and placed elsewhere. Find a horseshoe and place a line of superglue gel in the...

Maybe buy a generator JUST for your tank? We can survive outages and cold weather but they can't :) Sorry you got wacked. It was just a windy rainy day like Chicago, here in Raleigh... EDIT: oh and amen on the reactor. I've heard nothing but good things about them if you set them up right...

Is there one plug and two switches? If so then just turn them on at the same time. For 8-10 hours a day....

If yo uare set on those two get the CPR.

I think that one can fit in there. I don't know what kind though. The only thing with octos is that YOU have completely seal the tank so they can't crawl out. Just like eels i think only more sly...

Don't get a clown trigger. They get to big. And if you get a chromis try 3 or more. They look good in schools and will school. If yo uwant a trigger try a niger. Or ditch the trigger for more chromis. You have a good list.

Those are limpets. Some eat corals. Some are just intertidal and eat algae. Keep an eye on any zoos you have. I have some in my 12. You can find them sometimes up in your filters where there is high water flow. The ones you have look like algae eaters. The small white dots on your tank...

I second the more rock. You have ALOT of tank space to work with. I would HIGHLY recommend stacking the rock up near the top or you are going to have a very hard time fixing or placing anything.... Corals have a funny way of falling over from time to time :)

The blue and white light are spectrums of light coming out of the bulb. If you ever do corals they like the blue spectrum of light. While the white bulb provides everything else. If you go to a 10k bulb your tank will be brighter and still have some blue. If you go with a 20k bulb the tank...

Xenia, polyps, or shrooms are easy. Be careful not to get lazy with the xenia they will grow and grow and grow and grow and grow and you WILL have to prune them or they might get out of control... Yay 800 posts....

Its pretty easy to frag one. And when you do you can sell or trade it to the store :) I'm "harvesting" my kenya and some xenia now.... Think of it kind of like pruning a tree.... Or bush....