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i hope you have a massive non reef tank

how about a nice reflector on the MH to up the area of light to 3' x 3' ? then perhaps two perpendicular smaller actinic bulbs if necessary?

wait, were you trying to introduce not just one, but 2 tangs into a 55 gallon tank? a blue and what is the other one? the stress of that cramping alone will be a challenge to deal with.

if you have to do it, and you dont, use pumps and syphons - no heavy lifting is required for WCs :)

well i dont think its that simple, some xenia grows on short mats. we would need someone to post a link of species identification i would think. or a pro with obvious knowledge to settle it.

good post scorpio. and grats reno. im no parent but my family members are strong proponents of that and i was raised to treasure beautiful days when i could run around outside. unfortunately nowadays you have to worry about the 12 registered --- offenders in your 10 square mile radius. makes...

we have resorting to betting? LOL how could you prove or disprove it?

definitely a peppermint and not a camelback. they look very different if you compare them side by side.

1)remove the aip. try gently squirting kalk into the mouth without touching it with the needle 2) Flat worm Exit by salifert. check out the instructions carefully, and read up on Melevs Reef. i just did the treatment last night. 3)give them time.

yea i was born in 81 and have pretty much the same memories , except they were phasing out the real crappy cartoons for slightly less crappy cartoons.

there are many thousands upon thousands of crab species, most are still not even named in science. this is one, and judging by its black pointy claws, its an opportunistic feeder. this crab is 98% very aggressive and not reef safe in any way. pop it in the fuge.

i thought it was a GSP (not green obviously). but take another look , its not on a mat. there are little stalks coming straight from the rock, with no connecting flesh. its xenia or anthelia species type.

Tim, why do you think its trouble in a fuge?

+ baileys + kahlua + whipcream..... /drooooool

fuges cause problems when they get old? thats news to me.

wow thats the first i have heard of that. anybody have more info on that? in any case i have three jugs of it that i need to use regardless if its overpriced. any other input on flow rate through a reactor?

i can use media bags and not use them. right now i keep phosban and half a bag of carbon in the reactor with a flow kept at a pace that is just enough for the phosban media to look like a slow rolling boil. in other words, very slow trickle. I want to take out all of the media replace with...

who has experience with it? i have a couple of jugs of it and i am finally finished with my carbon so i am about to start using it for the first time. Does anyone know if it can be used in a reactor (such as a phosban reactor) with high flow? I know carbon and phos-ban are supposed to be at a...

what brand is it? are the bulbs individually reflected? if so, then it is a good unit.

im not arguing that inverts cannot introduce any pathogens or parasites into a tank, or even that ick cannot (remote chance) be in the water that an invert is delivered in (and as a standard procedure, one should always avoid transfering as little of this water as possible) but that the ick bug...