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yep, a common and harmless hitchhicker

yes especialy if you moved his position

yes like reefnut stated. pods would be wiped out in a mounth no matter the size. they hunt most the day. even with prepared foods., i would be careful of starving. in a well established tank with pods. there is a breeding place where pods are born and bread. this is maybe in a rockwork that is...

hmmmmmmmmmmmm........they look like indevidual star polyps.....i could be wrong. lets hear from more people

here in ky it is a fairly good deal. so i would say if u have a good tank with no leaks and well made. i would say u got a good deal

hey bang do they need large expansions of alge and lots of lr to pick at?

live ones look like dead ones only with a thick fur of brownish. they need a Large sandbed and u might not even see them. this is my knowledge but im no expert. hope i can help. i would personaly stay away because they need lareg areas of LIVE sand. so research further and see if they are worth it

Originally Posted by sweetreef nudi that eats zoos i have one but he is yet to eat any zoos. yet he is still alive by eating something :notsure:

well wats per gallon realy can be unaccurate, so i say that u should not, but invest in some powerful pcs. :joy:

does it have like a shell or plate on its back?

i had some bad experiences with lr ppl, be careful with them. there are a couple ppl whowill fake it. ALWAYS USE PAYPAL

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i would say that three is pushing it. i would moniter there health. if things look bad, take them to the Lfs. if everything else it ok (temp,lvls,etc) then i would say it is ok and the corals would be fine. the stress of them being moved to the lfs and back would cause lots of stress. so my...

if you do not mind alge on ur back wall. i would put it against it but i would also leave enough room to clean the glass in the front and the sides.

Originally Posted by ReefNut I would still suspect the test kit. Generally speaking salt water should not be able to hold 780ppm calcium. The calcium will precipitate out of the water column if the calcium gets to high. Even with a few low alkalinity I would be surprised to see calcium up at...

Originally Posted by ReefNut I would still suspect the test kit. Generally speaking salt water should not be able to hold 780ppm calcium. The calcium will precipitate out of the water column if the calcium gets to high. Even with a few low alkalinity I would be surprised to see calcium up at...

they thing is i save and buy a little. but my Lfs i can find and pick out individual items that i like the look of. but i have had good success ordering from here!

adults will also be BIGGER and more agressive, plus they have a shorter livespan. IMO having a cool fish and whatchin him grow from juv. to adult, is worth while. :)

FLAME ANGEL ALLLL THE WAY :happy: :cheer:

yeah, pods florish and come out at night