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Originally Posted by arizonakid The bane of all Aquariests.....the power goes off, you're asleep and don't have a clue what is going on. Here's an easy alarm system to put in your bedroom. At your local hardware store buy a "Direct Wired " smoke alarm. Connect to the smoke alarm a two foot...

Originally Posted by TeresaQ accually its kinda shy. Not sure what it is so he lives in the fuge Good idea! what else do you have in the fuge? hopefully his diet is not copepods and such.

can you post a picture? I am wondering if i have it.

Originally Posted by EL GUAPO Is there no rock work for him to hide in ? you decide. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQoEq...e=channel_page

no one has a tip on how to destress my new puffer? Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by spanko You may be correct Ren, it sure does wave a lot though. Maybe a tunicate? outsdr2 can you take a picture before you try anything with the flow turned off in the tank? I can. but I believe it not to be a tunicate. it is a stringy blob that reacts to photosynthesis...

its an amazing co-existance. They very well could be the snowflakes snack but he chooses to have a friend instead.

the tank is at work in my office. tomorrow I will try the turkey baster. I will let you know how it goes. J

Thanks for the help! i will follow your advice.

Is it toxic? it seems to respond to light. I also was under the impression that cyano was blue green in color.

Hi I found this strange stringy red stuff in my reef tank. I have a video of the anomally. any ideas? should I be concerned?

Hello I bought a spotted puffer and he has been burying himself in the sand. is it just a self protection thing or should I be concerned? below is a pic. Jack

I own both fish. I would definatly add the hippo first. yellows are extremely aggressive in comparison.

I love mine. they love cleaning my trigger.

Hi I hope Bigun feels better soon!

Originally Posted by natclanwy I also have a hippo that has been in my tank for two years and have been running carbon 24/7 for the entire time. I really can't see any basis for this claim carbon does not release anything back into the water unless it is left too long then it will begin to...

Originally Posted by trouble93 I have had a hippo in a tank for two years and I run carbon 24/7 and never had a problem. I have a hippo also. thanks for clearing that up for me.

I heard carbon can cause health problems for tangs. can anyone confirm?

My personal favorite is the powder tang. I also love sailfin tangs. if you are upgrading in a year or two I would get what you want.

Originally Posted by usirchchris If the 90 is the reef tank yes...if you take all the fish out (leave it emtpy for 6 weeks) the parasite will die off as it has nothing to feed on. However, when you transfer the infected fish into the 350 you are then introducing it into that tank. Don't think...