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I got mine from Air, Water & Ice. Best bang for the buck includes all the bells and wistles. It's called the Typhon III.

Anyone, what do you think about Mag-Drive Pumps vesus Quiet One Pumps re: Performance, maintenance, sevicability, dependibility, reliability?

Anyone, what do you think about Mag-Drive Pumps vesus Quiet One Pumps re: Performance, bang for the buck, maintenance, sevicability?

SeaClone sucks. I have one in a box in my storage room, I'd give it to you if you lived in Richmond VA, but that wouldn't be very kind. Go with a Remora or Urchin--plug it in a forget about it--except to empty the waste chamber of course.

My colt goes through episodes of deflation and then normal inflation. I've noticed this especially when I do large water changes or otherwise change water parameters quickly. It also happens when the colt is spliting off arms that become new colonies. I've got more colt coral than I need or...

A Ramora Pro is a good HOB skimmer for a 75 gal. or less and if you need, it can be adapter to a sump operation as well. CPR overflow is the way to go. I'vew never had problems with mine. Get the "Aqualifter" pump and filter to go with it.

I did a study a few years back testing the intelligence of a retangular trigger fish and a spotted grouper. Though the outcome was inconclusive trigger fish and groupers seem extremly intelligent. Whether that will prevent them from falling pray to your corals is another thing altogether. As...

Thanks Tru Conch. Anyone else?

What do you folks think about Caribbean, Tonga and fiji live rock. Likes and dislikes. Advantages and disadvantages. Your opinions are appreciated. Thanks

The yasha haze gobies run from the baster and anything else that enters the water. they're very shy. I'm setting up another tank and I'm thinking I could run a 1/4" tube to the area of their burrow and squirt food through the tube.

I have a pink spotted gobi and a pair of yasha haze gobis. The Pink spot will anything you give him from flake to squid. The yasha haze gobis are a little difficult to feed because they don't venture far from their burrow. They depend on what the current brings by. I feed them live brine...

It may take a few days before it starts to work.

I have a pink spotted shrimp gobi that's about 4 inches long and a pair of Yasha haze shrimp gobis that are about an inch long. The pink spot is in the tank and the Yasha hazes are in the sump. I'm setting up a new tank and am wondering if the pink spot might eat the Yasha hazes if I combine...

It has two crowns.

I have a pink spotted shrimp gobi that's about 4 inches long and a pair of Yasha haze shrimp gobis that are about an inch long. The pink spot is in the tank and the Yasha hazes are in the sump. I'm setting up a new tank and am wondering if the pink spot might eat the Yasha hazes if I combine...

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DT's is a live phytoplankton product that must be kept refrigerated. Your LFS should have it or can get it for you. It's not cheap but it's the best thing for most filter feeders. Check the expiration date on the bottle and make sure it's not close to expiring.

I fully agree with Ophiura. Spot feeding is doing what you did, squirt food directly at the animal with a dropper.

Your water may be nutrient poor. I have two of these guys and feed them DTs and other invert food.

Try using Revive it's available at petsoulutions.com. Really works!