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Originally posted by striker: <strong>While the nature's ocean ls was finer it had a lot more die-off and had absolutely no critters in it. Remember that it has been sitting on a shelf for awhile(weeks-months).</strong><hr></blockquote> Natures ocean isn't supposed to have any critters! It's...

very cool

I've had a pygmy angel in my reef...he was fine. never bothered a thing. I think, it's like many fish in this hobby...some will be great some will tear ur corals apart.

i think that was an excellent choice.

guess: maybe a nudibranch?

my vote = OFF

what type of water is it? start doing water changes to lower ur problem levels.

anemones are very difficult...make sure ur conditions are perfect. I'd think that a sand base would be good for an anemone as opposed to some other form of substrate. LR would help but is not necesary for all anemones.

Don't do 2 hours...it might have been a typo...20 hours is safer...I'd do at the bare minimum 5-7 hours...20 hours is safer though. 2 hours of acclimating is giving ur starfish not enough time to acclimate to ur salinity and PH...they need MANY hours of acclimation. once again...DEFINITELY NOT...

glass cover...I'd prefer to go coverless but I don't have a canopy.

edit: I didn't see ur not using sand also! I'd definitely stear clear of keep an anemone in a tank like that. Question 2: why no sand and LR?

could u...ya, plenty of anemones prefer to stick their foot in ur substrate rather than the rock, but still...Anemones are VERY difficult to keep and I wouldn't recomend one to anyone. Clownfish do not NEED them, contrary to popular belief. Anemones are VERY short lived in the home tank and...

I'll be honest...I've been to ur page a few times and it seems much slower now.

I've heard that aquacultured Florida rock is awesome...almost all of my rock is from my LFS's but I have about 15 lbs from a guy i buy from on ----.

woops

I'd agree..it looks like a nassiarus to me...my spelling is closer but still not correct! :) Anyways...they are a great sand cleaner...enjoy.

you should move this to the aggressive forum. lol...no shark that I've ever heard of would be able to live in a 100 gallon.

2 good true fish stores...2 petcos...1 is terrible and 1 has some great deals on decent livestock. This is in Syracuse. I'm sure back in Philly (where I'm originally from) is much better.

is there anything stuck in it??