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Sweet! Thanks to you and them :) (I'm so happy for you that even being part of a Navy family I will restrain myself this time from making a silly jar head joke :D )

Wow, I guess I'd missed that in my research. I didn't realize there were no ponies that could be fed frozen foods. Does anyone know, is it possible in a 3 gal to maintain a sufficient pod population so as to require only periodic (say weekly) brine shrimp hatchings? Or is that just condemning...

Originally posted by reefnjeff much lower lighting it won't grow :D wishful thinking--that's like saying maybe aptaisia won't grow if the water conditions are too lousy for anemone's...we're not that lucky :) but a deep water reef would be crazy cool! :D

Do you have a refugium? If so move the rock with the embedded roots to the refugium...if not, perhaps this is a sign for you to start a refugium :) Michael is right--once the roots are in the rock it's very hard to get them out. But again, cauerpa isn't a bad thing, it just needs to be in the...

So...pixies are out...back to the drawing board...anyone with hookups on dwarf captive bred ponies?

Michael, thanks. The only reason I'm hesitant about the pixies is I heard they require live brine and do not eat frozen mysis...does anyone know if this is true?

i don't recognize it, but it's not the clearest picture. however, if you can control it, and if your tang likes eating it, why do you want to get rid of it?

Not sure if this thread is allowable. If not, I apologize in advance and i completely understand, mods, if you choose to delete it. However, while I would love to purchase captive bred ponies from swf.com as I have had nothing but good experiences in purchasing from this site, it appears that...

i wouldn't worry bout that...i mean don't go nuts...but get say 5 of them and add more as need be...if you're really worried about them long term you could always throw in algae sheets...or return some to your lfs...how much is your 'a bunch' of snails currently anyhow? are we talking half...

Heck, a 6 gal is light enough can't you just bring it to your LFS and ask them to take care of it for you for the week?

yeah, i've ordered a whole bunch of stuff from this site in a few different orders and i think it's great. never once been disappointed. (okay well i've been disappointed with fedex, but that wasn't swf.com's fault). I agree it'd be nice to be able to provide some links--if it's sold here i...

Just posted on your other similar thread...

yeah, but you want to look for southdown (or new castle or one of the other southdown variants)...do a search of this board for 'southdown' and it'll turn up a whole lot of info--mostly what you want is something that is aragonite so that it'll help with ph buffering. if you're unsure as to if...

Yeah, mexican snails work great on hair algae!

You can almost hear that clown and tang saying to each other, "Jeez, remind me never to get near that coral ever again!"...the looks on their faces say it all!

Congrats, and beautiful tank :)

Holy COW! (Thanks, now I'm going to have being eaten by a bubble coral nightmares!)...seriously though, do you really think the bubble killed it or do you think it died and found it's way into the bubble?

Sweet...are the adults eating frozen food or live? And you looking to sell of any of the babies eventually? I'm setting up a lil 3 gal nano sea horse tank--I'm still a month away (at least) from being able to put ponies in...but still trying to find a good place to get 'em!

Coral Reef on Plymouth in Ann Arbor

Assuming nobody tries to make more of a meal of him the missing appendages will be regrown with the next molt. I'd put my money on the damsels as well...if you're concerned about sally perhaps put her (or better yet, put the damsel) in a critter keeper in the tank until the damsels get evicted...