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Originally Posted by Littleliza yeah... here's a good rule of thumb... don't just listen to anything you hear at your LFS, recheck with some research of your own from a reputable source. I've never heard of a cleaner shrimp eating a bristle worm, mine certainly doesn't. :) Lizas right. i have...

they come in various colors

can anyone point me in the right direction of making a DIY ATO?? i have not been able to find any threads on how to make them

here is a photo of a stomatella snail....photo courtesy of Tizzo

Originally Posted by fisherson They can get themselves righside up no problem. this is not completely true, the Astrea snails can not upright themselves if they flip over, the aquarist has to flip them back over onto there foot or they will drown and die. But i have tried many ways of...

maybe a stomatella varia??

put some powerheads on the opposite side flowing towards the side with the cyano. it is normally caused by not enough flow...

Current USA makes a 24g nano cube that comes with a 70w or 150w MH lighting fixture

Originally Posted by PhoenixFla I have one of the affected tanks. If one cord is plugged in and the other is not, the one that is not plugged in shocks you. Also, when you hook the lights up to seperate timers, the lights do not turn off when the timer goes off. That is correct... so call...

that they eat bristle worms or pods?

Originally Posted by ClownGuy38 Try cleaner shrimp thats what the lfs told me cleaner shrimp? they told you what?

Originally Posted by zoie2 My LFS said anything stuck on the glass is usually not harmful, Do you agree? dont always believe what the LFS ppl tell you...

American Marine makes alot of monitors and controllers. such as for salinity, calcium, ORP, pH, and others....

here is my 12g pod! oops i have 23# of live rock, and 15# of sand. The live rock consists of 13# figi and 10# of tonga branch.

mods, please do not banish this link, it is a important safety issue... thanks

I have been informed from Current USA that they are taking care of this hazardous lighting issue. for more info please click on the link and scroll to the bottom of the page. Thanks! http://www.current-usa.com/

Originally Posted by fishboy091 can snails crawl out of the tank if its not covered all the way? yes

Originally Posted by T.K.S Yes, they are clear.....with tiny antennas. There are hundreds of them? then most likely they are pods.

i think thats called a slipper or tongue coral.

Originally Posted by wax32 Hydroids? yea thats what they look like too me...