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Thanks, they are the tiny white. :happyfish

I have a Remora c pro, and love it for my 55 gal. it is very easy to operate. just hang on and go, no adjusting.

hi, it's ok, there are 2 in ft myers, ocean environments, very good, boardroom, something, never been there??, there are 2 in cape coral they are ok, and one in bonita springs, very nice-- salt water solutions,

16 lookie lous, and no responce

anyone running these lights. Corallight, 20 inch 96 wtt. thinking about getting for my 10 gal. 20" Coralife Aqualight Quad Strip (96W Total) 1X 96W (50/50 Quad) (The quad lamp is a 4-pronged lamp. All other power compact lamps have two prongs) photo of entire unit entire unit...

looking good, what are your plans fir this tank?? fish only, or reef?? what kind of lights are you running?? firefish gobies are cool, and i really like my rainfordi.

hi, i am also thinking about starting a 10 gal, i found a 20 inch light unit for 88 bucks. its by coralife. it like 96 wtts.

I have at least a hundred in my 4 gal fuge. I have a hob fuge on my 55 gal tank, and today i was cleaning some alge out, lokked at the alge, and it was full of tiny brittle stars. i swished it around in my main tank, and they started falling out into my live rock my question is what do they eat...

usps is usually between 5 and 7 dollars

I have one small frag to trade, m0m24@earthlink.net

They are listed as hair alge eaters, and i have seen mine picking at rocks, and also sifting sand though his gills.

I have 2 lettus nudibranches, and they are doing a good job of eating my bryopsis alge.

i can say my hubby complanes a little about my tank, but just a little, . its all the extra stuff i have laying about. buckets, water jugs, ect. he loves the tank, and what i have in it, and even let me get the 150 i wanted, he just dosent know how much extra i'm going to have to spend to get it...

hi, there are instructions here, look on the side, under acclimation good luck

do you have a picture. it it hard, or slimmy. if its hard, then you want it. its coraline algae. its its slimmy, and will come off when you touch it, then its prob red slime.

mine is also skinny, and will not eat sheets. only picks at rocks and glass. also will not eat hair alge or bryopsis.

best way i have found to catch fish is to get a piece of plexi glass, kinda like a tank divider, take rock out of one end, place plexi glass in tank, leaving about 3 inch from bottom, chase fish under and push down. now fish is in a very small space, and easy to catch. p.s., i would opt to keep...

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ok here are a few of mine