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don't let anything touch the heads, while they are considered hardy they will quickly die if anything is near them. I have killed a few this way. also, if you spot feed them with cyclopeeze and or mysis, it will bring out their tenticles during the daytime

I didn't know we have any kind of conches in CA! it will probably die in your nic and toasty 80 degree tank. that water is in the 60-70 degree range in manhatten beach

is this a coral or an anemone? if it is a coral,is it a leather? can you give me the latin name so I can do some research? or other common names besides cup coral?

it is 1 1/2 months out of date, how reliable do you think it is? it has never been opened

maybe he is hungry and he has already eaten all the beneficial stuff in your sand

first, they are terrible fish to keep bc they will just die suddently for no apparent reason (well it knows why it died or that it was not feeling good) but it will look and act fine. My last one, it refused to eat (well it ate all my feather dusters) and as it was close to starvation it threw...

Originally Posted by chipmaker Don't know what your referring to in ther 2nd post, but my vote is for the coralife super skimmers...Best bang for the buck for a skimmer that works. I second that!

I had one, it got huge before a powerhead fell directly in back of it and blew water on it all night. it survived only a few more days after that. I do think the pink ones are the best color too!

Originally Posted by Dogstar nothing wrong with green ones either well, unless you paid over $90 for common green zoos

dogstar, although you were expecting white zoo's they still came out nice. they could have been common green zoos.

wow, this is an old thread. from 2003, which is why you can't see the pics!

also, i believe unless you have a larger tank, you cant have both as there will not be enough food. and you need to have a sandbed....made of sand and not crushed corals or barebottom

I have both in my 90g, no problems. but it is better to get the fighting bc it will always remain small

nice, but make sure to feed each head individually!

I recently bought some zoos and it appeared as though mini featherdusters were attached. but I am beginning to think they are not mini dusters as when they open up and touch my zoo's, my zoo's either close up or close their tenticles that are being touched. I just noticed that there appears to...

I have a 90g 48x18x24 and have 90lbs of fiji LR. my design is terrible as i just stacked it on top of each other and it filled from back to front, leaving 8 or so inches and then half way up the tank. it could use more rock!

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i get what you are saying and so basically it is impossible to functionally run 2 overflows at the same time! as theoretically it should work, but practically doesn't work bc of unknown fluctuations? do you have any recommendations for U tube overflows with a small box. atm I have alife reef and...

wow, thanks. I definatly do not want to hear any slurping. is there any way around it? I was thinking that a larger pump, with a ball valve to regulate it, would always send enough water back into the display. Thus thus the overflows would always have a constant water supply. (as I would...

I was thining of using a mag 18, which is 1800gph the cpr 100 overflows are rated at 800gph, so if I had 2 of them, it would be 1600gph. should I get a larger mag to be safer? or is this large enough