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Big no no's in my opinion is getting one. They are NOT hardy at all and I was not able to keep mine alive very long at all even in a well established 125 gallon tank.

Nothing like waking up a 4 year old thread.

Originally Posted by ReefForBrains Bit of a long process but its bitten into chunks to my walnut brain can handle processing it. Center square volume is easy math. Then outside edge broken into 4 chunks that are measured for convenience using a square that is then cut in calf once math is done...

RFB, you lost me there. I understand LxWxH dividedby 231

mandarin gobie?

What are the dimensions? L and W

None

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welcome to the boards but come on people, help them out here. The cc star will eat all the snails and crabs, the tank is way overstocked. Maybe they can get that squared away at the meeting. Very irresponsible for you all to welcome them and NOT offer some help or let them know they have...

Originally Posted by Brandan How long have you had the Atlantic Blue? Does he appear healthy? I got him Aug. 8th ,2006 so almost a year now. Doing wonderfully and schools with all the other tangs. Holds his own and eats ALOT!

No overflow needed. The water comes out the bottom or the back of the tank, comes to a pump and then gets shot back into the tank. The pump usually sits on the floor (out of the water). You will need to have a buffer of somekind under the pump so it does not vibrate/rattle. Overflow is used...

Nowhere near enough. Anyone tells you different is not telling the truth. Anemone success is messured in YEARS not days or months.

OK, definately false perc. (Ocellaris)

They are still very active little guys. I would suggest nothing less than a 55,75,90 since they are all 4 ft and lots of mature live rock.

Originally Posted by ghola5 im in tulsa, let me know if u head this way and i will buy alot of your corals from you, thanks :) Will do. Thanks for your interest

bump, bedump

My findings have not been good as most will agree. These are difficult because they will disappear for days on end or go behind rocks etc. It may not last more than a month or so. sorry

True Perc. IMO

sounds like the green spotted puffer (brackish water)