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we are getting the bolivars right? Oliva's that i had are decent at best, dragon, but i didnt get the recommended series and i think thats why. i want to say the good series of oliva is the O. i have had the 1-2 rocky patels , they are a nice smoke that i can recall. an awesome mild -medium i...

high nitrates will have it curling up in a ball like it is eating itself. what are your params?

hey fedel i might come too. are your prices like LFS prices or are the like "i need to get rid of this stuff and downsize" prices?

woot , you go tizzo!

a very creamy and light cigar would be dunhills and Davidoffs. though neither are particularly cheap, you can find smaller cigar sizes that arent too bad. also look into tatuajes they are pretty mild and not too pricey.

what are your water parameters and what is your flow like? is it different than what you have at the top and bottom?

you smoked the siglo V? i have been wanting to get my hands on the siglo VI recently because they are supposed to be very nice , 92-93 in afficianado. but other than that i have smoked a handful of cohibas in my day and i am generally not impressed at all. Oh and domincan Cohibas are worthless...

basically, your ticket to get the thermos is to send a frag in a proper box to the guy that has it, assuming the guy that has it is the guy in front of you in line. guy in line , receives your frag and sends you the thermos. after you say that you have the thermos, the guy behind you in line...

nitrates will not naturally cycle out of your tank, which is basically one of the main reasons we do water changes. other things like journeyman was suggesting help reduce them to zero. even some corals will 'eat' nitrates (but that does not mean put coral in a tank with a nitrate problem)

sorry joe but i have to disagree. the sweetlips are aggressive and have a TERRIBLE track record. they seem to always die within a year for no reason. they also lose the nice coloration as they mature.

you will need a bunch of buckets and a steel brush or a tooth brush to scrub off all of the dead and decaying tissue and dunk repeatedly. you should not be performing 100% changes ever, especially in a tank you are trying to cycle. the water may get very polluted , but it should settle out...

tang is already in the tank. is this for a reef tank? you say a few shrooms but are you wanting to add more? i would advise against a grouper as they might be docile, but for an aggressive tank... he will be very bossy i believe in such a small tank. and they get rather large. i also would not...

mine was close 16" diameter before i sold it, never split. however most of the time it was lit by under powered VHOs.

i dont really know enough about them to give you advice on that, except to be careful if you try it because they are poisonous. also, if you have ornamental inverts like shrimp they will be eaten.

a basslett like a royal gramma could work too, but they are not so much of a free swimmer

look into a fairy or flasher wrasse for a good swimming fish. some flashers are a bit shy tho.

(read as: i have pretty much all of his crap and he has all of mine)

yea let me know what you think! if you come to FTL we should get together and puff! just not near the tanks lol.

sounds like your tank is stocked pretty full as it is IMO. what are your trates at? what kind of skimmer?

aesthetically, you wont get the shimmer effect with T-5s that halides get. however because you can mix bulbs to a greater degree, you have more options to get the right color you are looking for. on the same token, you can include more red spectrum Kelvin bulbs that are supposed to help with...