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I would have bang guy look at the second picture... but so far I agree with the answers, the third may be red gracillas (sp)

we shall see if it really is popular demand or not, several members have approched me as of late to have it changed back to sunday's, so I decided we would give it a try, plus with me not getting home until 6 on saturdays, it didn't give me much time before the meeting to get dinner in and...

RYKNA... I must say that I am a follower of your posts due to all of the crazy ideas you come up with to do with your set ups... I don't think I would recommend this one, but keep those gears turning, it is nice to see someone post things that are against the norm, or abstract for a change, I...

hey luke is there any place on that unidentified coral that you can see skeleton that has no flesh on it? the reason why i ask is that it looks similar to a blue ridge coral, but unless you can see the blue skeleton in places it isn't, the flesh is a light tan, polyps will be tan to cinnamon...

give us some specs on your system, size, pounds of live rock, how long its been set up, have you added anything, and are the shrimp still in there? what did you use to get the anemones? what are your water parameters, and how old was the mandarin?

back by popular demand... our meetings will be moved back to Sundays until further notice, one hour earlier so that anyone traveling can get home at a decent hour, 6:00 on april the 22nd will be the next one, newsletter should go out by the 7th if everything goes according to plan, topic for...

It is not the same for this species. The female will have a more rounded face, where as the bottom jaw of the male is more blocked. This is due to the fact the he will carry the eggs in his mouth. Unless they are bigger than 1.5 inches, and closer to 2 inches it is very hard to tell the...

I am guessing a variety of garden eel...

Thanks to everyone that went on Sunday, I don't know that I was 100% impressed with the behind the scenes tour, but it wasn't bad. I love walking through the aquarium just the same, and it was nice to share the experience with all of you...

The thing about the hook is that it doesn't really hurt them unless you rip it out, or pull to hard to get them out and you rip the lips of the fish... Even if another fish bites on it, it will either get off itself since there is no barb, or it is easy to get them off with out hurting them...

mojo... drop me a line at jbarbier@jdbyrider.com

i use a number 20 fly fishing hook with the barb filed off, bait it with a peice of mysis, when you see the hook you will know why one peice of mysis, drop a tiny amount of food in the water, just enough to get the fish interested (chumming if you will) then drop that bad boy in there and poof...

The trip is ready to go, I have everyone signed up except for one person that will be added at the door, the plan is to meet at the aquarium at 1:30 I have to check our group in at 1:45, and our tour starts at 2:00 Please make the appropriate arrangements to get there, some of us have talked...

Ilike it bronco, I think it offsets those 10k bulbs very well with the vho in there... How do you like the xm bulbs so far... isn't that what you went with?

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I have a breeding pair of BC's. I have had them for about 1.5 years now. I keep an assortment of shrimp in my tank and have never had my cardinals eat them. I can hardly get them to eat krill at feeding times. However they love mysis shrimp with a passion. I beleive that they would eat them...

I believe that the type of anemone that you have is a tube anemone, but I am no expert. But it does look like a long tentacle tube anemone

Looking forward to the meeting tonight, I have several corals to give away, at least one will require metal halides, also have some things to trade... Oreo12 let me see what I can do about getting you a frag of frogspawn... what do you have to trade...

oh yeah weekly water changes, reef crystals, new bucket opened about 4 water changes ago. 75 gallon tank

Maybe a stupid question, but I have had a green montipora plating coral for about 2 years now. Recently within the last week it has started to suffer from what I beleive is rtn. Unfortunetly there is no way for me to do anything for this coral as it is bigger than any dinner plate I have in my...