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i dont think cyclop is considered a type of phyto , but more of a zo plankton of one specific type. not entirely sure. if its still alive i would try and get some phytoplan.

many gorgonians need heavily fed water column , even if they are photosynthesizing. they often in need of a lot of phyto.

your palys and happy gorgonian look great!

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well here are some new additions i have been on the hunt recently for some good everyday "cheapos" that are still consistantly a great smoke. pictured above left to right: 2 x Sancho Panza torpedos ~$3.50 1 x Don Peppin ~ $7. Don Peppin makes the tobacco and rolls the stoags for Tatuaje, which...

really shogun? maybe you found a good roller using good tobacco, but from my handful of fresh rolled cigar experiences, they are mediocre at best.

i just super glued mine

how close to the sand bed are they?

Originally Posted by New2Salt1 hey noob, do you own one of those nudi's??? I saw one today in person and they are beautiful. Its ashame they all eventually perish. no i do not. Nudi's require extremely specialized diets that we as aquarists cannot at this time provide. beautiful animals tho

what happens when we run out of room??

way to go kprZ! slowing up his own show here....

scgator, no you need at least 75 gallons for a pink dolphin tang.

nice find

not entirely sure, but i got the 85 lbs pull force disc magnets at www.gaussboys.com if you have a smaller tank then i suggest getting the 60 lbs discs , as they are not as scary strong. remember, slide them into position to avoid a .... well... situation.

well besides the tips being shorter, which could be predation it looks to me that they are a lot healthier now. perhaps when you got them they were light starved and had almost no zooxanthallae in them, making them almost transparent. then in your tank they are getting the light they need so...

i doubt you will find this sort of product locally. its a very specialized thing , so unless there was a company that made them in your town, it is unlikely. Gaussboys.com was fast and good , safe service. epoxy will prevent scratching your tank.

the last 2 pics in 437 show them mounted on the side walls of the DT. they pointed generally at each other, but the angle is a little off. i have noticed random flow where some corals will sway a little bit then get blasted, then sway. they are about 4-5" from the water surface. any closer...

hey petjunkie, spot feed that orange fungia some fresh meat and get it off of the sandbed and it will be puffy in no time. fungias do not live in the sandbed in nature and the sand irritated the "skirt" flesh , inihibiting growth.

well , this is like technology, you buy something and then days later, something bigger, better and cheaper comes out! /rant

Originally Posted by azaintcold Thanks. Yeah; the girlfriend coral hasn't had any real growth lately. No need to update IMO. Thanks for inquiring. BOO!