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I used a 220 prior to buying my ASM G3, for the little extra money, an Octopus NW200 or an ASM will kick the stuffing out of a CSS

+1, your ammonia & nitrite should be at 0, the redness you see may be a bacterial infection

you got your chops busted for that thread Joe? Just sounded like Joe to me

Originally Posted by EL GUAPO I am sitting here drinking some crystal light and watching Thunderheart on cable . I had a few flaming hot cheetos . sure they wern't just flaming cheetos?

thanks guapo, I'll be singing that all night

the just for men I mean

Originally Posted by sepulatian the anti man card

it is may be tough to feed him with those triggers in there, I had to fed mine with a feeding stick because they are not too active or mobile. anice toad though, good luck

Nice job Alix, keep it up

Originally Posted by tank a holic you got a D in french?? I never took that (&^()&!$ class but you bet your ^%(^ I'd be good at it know what im )*&(^&^ sayin? HEY! this is a family site, watch your french. Interestingly you speak the same $@#%! dialect as me

nice looking tanks

looking good phil keep an eye on the xenia so it doesn't take over, I surround mine with pieces of base rock, and trade in 1-2 rocks in at my lfs a month.

too small to keep a shark long term

dark colored maroons

black here as well

great lookin fuzzy

I have never heard of them, but generally anything that is a slower moving fish probably won't mix well with triggers.

a 46 is too small for a heiniochos they get to about 8" nf they are very active. I have a 46 reef with the following stock. 1 Black cap basslet 2- false perc clowns 2 green chromis 1- pink spot goby you could definately add a couple more fish, if you really want a butterfly, consider a pearl...

I have had my yellow for 2 years, and it has been at about 4.5 " for a year now, he is fat and healthy, just not growing very fast.

it's not a pygmy, it will get about 6"-7" if I am not mistaken. Is it eating?