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I guess it would help if I posted my full address. bbishop0536@charter.net I'll see this one quicker. billnsug@aol.com

NorCal, You probably saw that I'm in Redding, I have a some different stuff that you might be interested in. Shoot me an email. Bill

Email me at bbishop0536

I've been off this site for awhile and involved with more local stuff. My 20g has been set up as a SW tank for over 20 years and has evolved several times.

Thanks Bang Guy, I've seen a lot of progress over the last 34 years thanks to guys like you. That's why I love this hobby, it's always changing for the better.

My 20g 1970 to present, I broke the glass durrting a move a year ago and replaced it. I couldn't stand the thought of parting with the tank, It's probably the one thing that I've had the longest.

Politicians and CEO's, they're all alike and work hand in hand to protect eachother and screw us.

Why haven't you read them? Are they hardback or soft? I might be interested.

Squidd is absolutly right about the harlequin tusk collected from the indo pacific. I had one several years ago, it ate immediatly but, died a few weeks later. I belive that it may have been collected with cyanide which was a common practice back then.

Without antenna, mine was about 3 inches and 5 inches when I let him go.

I had one for a short while that I caught in Hawaii. He use to climb to the top of the rocks ahd jump down on the sleeping fish at night and eat them. I wanted to eat him, but my wife said no, so he went back to the sea.

You make clean air sound like a bad thing. I don't think your reasoning is unfounded, however, that's not the reason for the sudden sharp rise in fuel prices. The basic reason is three things: supply, demand and greed. The supply of oil is controlled by the oil refineries, there are ships at...

I'd be happy to pay $1.84 for gas, the cheapest I can find is $2.11. Most places it's around $2.27

Shipping is free, not supplies.

Sorry for the type-o.

Matt, You actually made me laugh out-loud. All triggers are voracious eaters. If ha has plenty of food and space he could be full grown in a year

This is the same fish as the one above.

Are you using RO water from a reliable source? You may be introducing phosphates everytime you do a water change.

The fire fish will probably become lunch for the engineer gobies. They get quite large, up to 18 inches or more!

It's all about turnover rates. The more times you turn over the water and the longer the contact time, the more protien and junk you remove from the water. If you have a light bio load you might get away with the skimmer you have.