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When I feed mine I pour the Plankton in the water flow near it.

That means they're feeding.

Well the easyist way to tell if its alive and eating is in the early morning it should be in full bloom. My blooms start closeing up at around 10 am. At night a few will be open.

No. What they are talking about are the minis. They're white and grow to about the size of a quarter fully extended. More often then not you'll only see their legs hanging out of the rock. Which kinda look like baby white bristle worms.

Good question. My Foxface picked at it. But I think all that did was to help spread it.

Black and blue are the most used colors. It keeps your eyes on whats in the tank rather then looking thru it. And hides anything you have hanging off the back.

I have my R/O waste dump right into the washer. Not only to cut down on waste water but also it was easier to run the line to it then cut my drain for a return. I have city water so I see no reason to worry about the waste water going back into the hot water pipes. Really now do you think water...

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1st off when cleaning it DONT use bleach.As it is a poison. Fill the tank with HOT water and 2 gallons of white vinager. Let it soak for a few hours then scrub it out. If the scratchs are on the outside of the tank you can use Future floor wax applyed on a Q-Tip to hide them. Or you can buy the...

#6 on that map is wrong. It should say turn left on Walton Rd.

I belive the snail is called a Manderin. I have a thousand of them.

I have blue Legs, Scarlets, and Zebras. I prefer the Zebras they seem to be more active.

Dont be killing anything till you know what it is. The big pic looks like it might be some kind of Aiptasia (pest anemomes) But the hot water should have killed it. Half the fun is sitting in front of the tank with a magnafying glass finding and id ing your hitch hikers.

Cain drop me a email and I'll tell you where you can get cured live rock for 4.99

I been to Mobys a few times. they seem to know what they're talking about. I bought some live rock ruble there and got many mini white brittle stars.

Originally Posted by hagfish This is short sighted. If all 10 damsels make it through the cycle, you will be pretty much maxed out on your bio-load already. I doubt you only want 10 damsels in your tank. If you do add something to the tank, it better be tough because damsels are freakin mean...

Or lets try to switch a Lionfish to fresh water, Could be fun Not

Lets see It takes about ten days to turn Guppys to salt? Hmmmmm sounds like if he just used a dead shrimp to begin with he'd be ten days farther into his cycle.

I guess they could live laying down. When I bought mine it was in its side. But remember that only one side would be opening up. And that Gorgs do have a tendency to starve. Mine does tip to the right often but I just straighten it back up. But get it back in the high flow. Algea is a slow death.

For starters you need to keep them a hi flow area. Like near a power head. To keep the algae growth off.