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Originally Posted by Keebler Sure do. Left it in your wife's room. I would appreciate it if she gave it back. Your in Keebler, you can dish it out, and you take it well also. One of the main aspects of maintaining the card is being able to bust your buddies chops, although going for the...

I was just going to attach the bulbs to a piece of plywood supported over the tank, also do the ballasts have to be hard wired, or can you just wire a plug onto the ballast and plug it in to an outlet?

in theory yes, but you usually don't get a warning before the "go postal" as it has been described.

A dwarf lion will max out at 6-7" any of the smaller lions are capable of eating a percula, the general rule is you don't want to add anything less than 1/2 the size of the lion, a lion may try to eat anything it thinks it can fit in it's mouth, which is more than seems possible, however...

Originally Posted by Keebler Only by Bubba. I move for a preemptive revocation based on misspelling the Fonz.

I am looking to replace the stock lighting on my 220 fish only tank, and i am considering doing a retrofit VHO with an ice cap 660 ballast. I am looking for suggestions and pics on mounting etc. Also I know ice cap says 2-6' bulbs is the max on this ballast, I know alot of people that drive 3...

The bottom line is triggers, with the exception of a couple are territorial fish. As small fish the have more space in the tank, and do not feel the need to make more space for themselves, and can live in a community environment for some time with no issues, until they get large and decide to...

you can also boost the temp in the tank to 80-82 to speed up the life cycle of the parasites.

leave the rock in a tank, or container for at least 4-6 weeks with no fish in the system, any parasites on the rock will be gone in that time. This will work for ick, I would assume it would also work for velvet, a parasite with no host will eventually die.

I would scrap the trigger and tangs, they will outgrow the tank. I would also consider a fuzzy dwarf, or zebra lion instead of the fu man chu, the fu man chu is one of the most difficult lions with regards to accepting prepared foods.

you should be fine with either peppermint or fire shrimp, a coral banded would be more of a gamble. Peppermints tend to do better in groups, however they hide alot, and you will probably seldom see them.

can't wait to see the progress on this, nice looking tank

found an old fts

I found some pics of the fish, but haven't found a full tanks shot yet. The tank is built into the wall of my bar in my finished basement, and the bar and trim is done in an older style, so when I set my tank up I wanted it too look "old school" so I used a wet dry sump filter, an ASM skimmer...

Some shots of my 220 fish only

mine was shy at first, but after a month or so he swims in the open all the time.

they are a blenny, and i guess you could call them reef safe, that is if you didn't want anything else in the tank, or were doing a predator reef

some from my 46 reef, and 220 aggressive

how do you circumcise a redneck???? kick his sister in the jaw.

check out wwtdd.com, What would tyler durdin do.com it is an actual sight. pretty amusing.