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Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 uhh... I can build an 500 gallon acrylic aquarium at my shop for a little under $900. then build one!

childs! :laughing

Originally Posted by LexLuethar Definately. I was thinking more like a 30 gallon - and that doesn't mean you can't have them just means that you may have some fish casualties. These anemones (not really sure why they are considered this) cannot move either, unlike BTA's and others. So you'll...

Originally Posted by LexLuethar They are not photosynthetic (sp?), they just require spot feedings. From what i've read their sting isn't as bad as other anemones - but they still may eat some fish if they get caught in the tenticles. They are not recommended for smaller aquariums because...

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i read on another site that sells tube's that they require low light because they are not photosysnethic and dont have the bacteria on them like most anmeones do which supplies the anemones with food, so they have to be fed meaty foods every few days. Is this true for all tube anemones and are...

5-6 inches max i think. not that big and there a bada** fish!

Originally Posted by rara12 They tend to act like fancy little groupers. They lurk around in the decor for a while before becomming comfortable in the tank and many die as people are just to lazy to keep on top of feeding such a timid fish. How ever they are not too hard of a fish to keep and...

Originally Posted by myzislow that does not mean everyone will have the same luck and should just do the same because it seems to be working for you. If you have the means to do so you should be using RO water for your tank. true, maybe i have good tap water idk, but its a 20g tank with a...

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anybody have some info on these guys? i want to get one for my 55g and was wondering if anyone has kept them before. there pretty cool looking. i will have a coral beauty, and SFE in there also.

Originally Posted by DanielJameS I have a yellow tang in a 40 gallon tank...granted it's no larger than 2 inches....but I also am fully aware that in no time at all...he will have to move to a bigger tank....In essence, my yellow tang will be the driving cause for me to drain my bank account...

Originally Posted by MaTT B Looks really good!!! Like ric said your water may be perfect for humans BUT you really should look into getting a rodi unit. i use tap water and have had no problems. my tank is about 3 months old and i have loads and loads of pods, coraline growth, etc. maybe myt...

Originally Posted by NEreef cleaner shrimp need drip acclimated, so there goes your first two. as for the last one: what fish are in the tank? did you drip acclimate this one? it's also possible you got an already stressed shrimp from the lfs. i disagree, i added cups of water from my dt to...

Originally Posted by Bang Guy Waking up the Lagoon. Foxy with her "morning" look and no makeup. The Rose all curled up. what kind of fish is that gold and black one? clown?

Originally Posted by Veni Vidi Vici Anyone know anything about this guy? TIA peanut worm!

Originally Posted by phelpz You'd be surprised.... And actually without proof of purchase you can claim up to 6 boxes of their product, and the most expensive one is $10.50 a box. People will do it for $60. get a life!

Originally Posted by ChrgerOnDavins Oh geez, guys yeah okay so it's stupid, but if he/she can keep the nitrates down there is a chance. We are dealing with live animals, not metals or magnets, compatibility may vary. Ok a slim one, but I have hundreds of fish that DONT GET ALONG NO MATTER...

where i oregon?

what brand canister filter? what brand are the lights and whats the length and total wattage? i live near hood river and can you post the total price for everything and price for the filter and lights thanks. i could meet you somewhere in portland