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Heres mine. Its either my torch or the cream crown toadstool.

Just want to know what algae this is and how to get rid of it. Makes the tank look really bad.

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Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy haha nice vid! Thanks, the anemone is usally 3 times as big then what you see.

Mandarin http://s199.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=MVI_0336.flv

Heres just the clown and hawk again http://s199.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=MVI_0333.flv

Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy nice pics, but wheres the mandarin? hang on im trying to download a short vid.

Heres my flame hawk, spotted mandarin, and gold bar maroon clown.

for some reason i got my maroon to host a condi

Well anyways, what is the salt lvl for them to hatch? So I could hatch them anyways, for fun or something.

I would do one thing before you put in a fish, you should try to lower your temp. 81 is going to be high

carbon will add phosphate to the tank.

Originally Posted by renogaw AND somewhere for pods to reproduce without being eaten too fast, such as a refugium, or a "pod pile", rubble rock, covered by a strawberry container, covered by even more rock. i do have rubble rock in a pile in my tank. Also in my canister filter, but that will...

I was just thinking do mandarins eat brine shrimp too. I know they eat a variaty of things in the live rock like copepods. i was going to get a mandarin for my 55, but i was going to order more copepods first to replenish the tank with more. I have brine shrimp eggs, so could i just hatch them...

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I'm selling a clarkii clown fish and a coral beauty angelfish. I'm asking $10 for the clown and $30 for the angelfish. Or you can just get both for $40. I only want local buyers only. Possible I might trade.

Ok I think I might get a sfe and find it a better home after it gets too big for the 30.

I like him because hes just looks weird.

Ok I know a 30 gal is too small for one, but do you think I could put one in there and just have the one snowflake eel in there?

Heres two pics of all of them together.