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i always do it over 48 hours. AK you have some proof or documentation on it not being 100% effective, beyond some noob posting about doing it wrong and it not working?

do you have a phosphate kit? temp? SG? (specific gravity) or Salinity? what kits are you using, how old are they? is the equipment old? do you get tingled or zapped when you touch the water? these stars are very sensitive and are not good animals for beginners. they need established tanks of...

beautiful radiant! whats the other, rosey scaled fairy?

you say good. what are they? (water specs) btw, welcome to the boards.

definitely cyano.

at this rate you might as well just list corals that are not flourescent...

did they touch the hair algae at all? my mexicans wont touch the stuff.

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i replied to the email...

i think my old glass / plastic junky heater is starting to give off stray voltage, and may be leading to a potential meltdown. time to upgrade to Ti. what are some brands you guys like? decent prices? also looking for a Ti grounding probe. any info will help.

idols usually sell for cheap, or the same as heniochus IME

hey where in south florida? i have some xenia in tamarac, email me we will set something up. mikeg31781 @ yahoo.com

btw, you dont battle a diatom outbreak. it happens after a new tank first cycles. they dissappear on their own. in this hobby, the answer is not to just throw money at every little problem. the correct way is to read , learn and research the problem, and understand the underlying cause of it...

yes you are going to have that problem when you buy 10 massive snails for something they wont eat (guessing here), and in a new tank with very little algae. they will starve to death. what size is your tank? i have 3 mexicans in a 150.

travis, you may want to start a thread about this.

i believe that legislation also includes boxers and a few other breeds. i dont get boxers, they are so goofy and playful and not aggressive.

how much space behind the tank / stand to the wall do you have? that is where i placed my skimmer on a stand.

a nice little story about PETA http://www.wimp.com/realwild/

my only qualm with ceriths is they have a tendancy to crawl on monti caps and die on them. but overall, still my favorite snail. however, atlantic turbos are better algae-vors IMO. they eat more types of random macro algaes that can start to grow in the tank over time.