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I have a BTA and a Condi. I add DTs and hand feed them silversides, in addition to what ever nutrition they get from the MH lighting. They seem to love the silverside. I have a Clakii that hosts in the BTA and he is constantly taking the BTA food (marine cuisine).

Cool fish!

Here's a pic of my Clarkii and a bubble tip.

Here's a cool pic of my Black Clown

Nice pics I like anyone who's idea of a good time is a ball game, beer and stingrays!

Thats cool! I Likes

Great story! Cool ray

I likes! Nice pics

Here's my octopus....he died but is still remembered.....

I have the digital model and I am very happy with it, however when it is acting up, it is ACTING UP. Over all it is good product and I recommened it.

Very ambitious(sp), that having been said, I'm jealous. I want a fish tank room!

Originally Posted by yote The only time I turn mine is off is to feed my corals and fish. Ditto!

Originally Posted by TX Reef If a person is responsible, then there is no danger. It is very simple.....don't put your hand in the tank. Use a feeding stick and make sure the lid is on super tight. The octopus is not going to crawl out of the tank and come after you.....so if you never put your...

That is really funny!

Same thing happened to me! Well sort of. I've had a cowrie had been in my reef tank for about a year, no problems, then my wife puts an anenome in the tank, cowrie eats it. Such as life.....

I kept an octo with a clown and a blue damsel for over a year before the oct died with no problems. The oct only wanted to eat hermit crabs, which is what I fed him. I tried frozen foods but he would only eat live hermits, nothing else. He never even seemed to notice the two fish I had in...

I have never had an ASM or a coralife, but I do have a ER, which I love. It's basically plug-and-play, and it pulls a ton of stuff out of the water. All I have to do is empty it and clean it everyonce in a while.

Originally Posted by AAnthony i watched the crocodile hunter guy and he was saying that one sting has the potency to kill 200 people, with the venom being more than 100X more powerfull than sianide (sp) Something to think about....

I had a blue hawaiian spottted puffer for about five years, and for me the answer is NO!. There is another thread on this posted in this forum. The puffer was a great resident of my reef tank until my wife brought home a couple of clams, then he went nuts and all wanted to do was eat those...

This is what I use, that doesn't mean it's good though, but I think it is....