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They are HARD TO FIND SUMMERS END POLYPS

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1. relax. 2. smaller hook. 3. patience.

Water changes and/or run some activated carbon.

I sent the email, How many zoa polyps?

Use Chemi-Clean, it's safe and does not effect good bacteria. It is so easy for people to recommend "increase flow" to people with cyano problems, but that clearly does not take care of the problem - nor does it 100% prevent it. All this recommendation does is increase your post count and you...

Originally Posted by bbailey231 I was at the coast a couple of weeks ago and got some wild caught things, a couple of baby stars that came up on a piece of shell, 2 microscopic hermits, some purple sea urchins and a couple of snails. I also got something weird on the piece of shell, they look...

Set the mood with some music and maybe some wine.

Dont change it all at once, do it partially over a few days time.

Yeah I saw that article. I've always wondered why we aren't doing more research under the ocean. You'd think they would check out earth before space. lol

Originally Posted by porthosandjazz large spider decorator crab sally lightfoot crab, arrow crab, teddy bear crab, horseshoe crab, 70 blue hermit crabs, fuzzy dwarf lionfish, emperor angelfish, foxface rabbitfish, copperbanded butterfly fish, fire shrimp, pistol shrimp, 2 cleaner...

No takers? That's a big chunk! Anyone got 5 zoa polyps or a diamond goby?!

Originally Posted by Khaari Only 1 out of the 3 nearby does. The one I prefer to go to uses them himself on his displays. Usually he will use a different brand to test his customers water but since I showed him my results and explained them he decided to use his personal test kits just to be...

I'm actually having this done soon and wasn't sure exactly what I would do about my tank room. Thankfully it's enclosed but I'll still put something over the tank to be sure. I think paint fumes and stuff would be more harmful to the tank than wood dust.

Mmmmm sounds like boston creeeemeeeee. LOL jk. They are most likely snail eggs. They leave them all over the place, on the glass and rock.

Do any of you know of any tools that I could use to skim the sand besides using tubing? Is there a product I'm not aware of?

Originally Posted by reefreak29 i dont know i think it needs a top hat and a cane singing hello my baby hello my darlin LMAO

I'm really looking for some zoas or something. I have tons of Xenia though. This is the piece I will give. It's approx 20 polyps: Circled in Red.

I'm really looking for some zoas or something. I have tons of Xenia though. This is the piece I will give. It's approx 20 polyps: Circled in Red.

What you need to do is create the opposite of an "output' overflow. It will bubbles will be removed from the water before it hits the tank. It will go into the tank in a waterfall effect. Ill show you a pic of mine if I must.