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20 watts, and I am about to buy a 2 bulb nova extreme light from MaryG, not sure how many watts on that though. Ill have it in less than a month. Im about to go to the LFS to return a murderous hermit crab, and wanted to save a trip and get a shroom while I was there

No, the mandarin will be eaten, and it needs at least 60 gallons anyway.

I don't want to steal your thread, but can I put a mushroom in a 29 gallon with a Coralife 50/50 bulb?

If you swallow a piece of gum, it will stay in your intestines for seven years

Now this one is pretty awesome, not a break, but still... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5InNV...eature=related

You sure can! I would look into a refugium or a refugium/sump combo. It would be a place where the pods could breed without being eaten, while a healthy amount are still going into the tank regularly.

Would it be possible to get just the light, equipment, and tank? Would it be too much trouble for you to take out the rock, crab, and sand? I need the tank itself for a new FW setup, and I can put the light and equipment in my SW. Can you put any corals in there with the light? You wouldnt have...

Oh, I completely understood! Its easy as pie to use a fake ID at the bake sale!

I never said we were rednecks! I meant that since there are so many rednecks in this area, you will not often find fast bmw's. Jeremy might have built the fastest one in the panhandle, but you gotta remember there isnt a lot of competition!

I would take out the tang and then add the angel. Tangs need tanks that are 6 feet long. Other than that I see no problem. Ive never had a coral beauty, but you can use the search feature located in the upper right side to find out more info.

It is recommended to wait about 6 months. Im sure some people add them sooner and come out fine, though. And to say what corals you should add first, what kind of lights do you have? Mushrooms and zoas are good first choices.

On closer inspection, it looks like a reddish orange "stalk" with white branches coming off of it

WOW! Beautiful tanks everyone! I can't wait to upgrade my lights so I can attempt a reef system! What is the name of the white coral with a red center in PhuongThuy's tank? Very scientific description, I know

Originally Posted by Salt Life I don't drink though im not old enough yet Haha, neither was I!

Im from Stuart! I went to the bake sale 2 years ago. I had so much fun! It was a pain to pay 7 bucks for a draft beer though!

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In my 29 at home, I had at one point (before something started eating my inhabitants): 2 pj cardinals 2 firefish 1 lawn mower blenny 1 cleaner shrimp 2 pep shrimps 1 feather duster 1 strawberry conch hermits and snails In the 29 I have at work: 2 false percs 1 royal gramma 1 firefish 1 lawnmower...

Ok, really, I dont even care about cars. drTITO, Im sorry Jeremy couldnt answer your question. I tried, really! But if rotary is gonna hate then I give up. I said it was the fastest bimmer in the panhandle, not on earth. Do you realize how redneck the panhandle is? Socal, I will aks him about...

Those (other than snails and crabs) were the first deaths in my tank since June. The firefish died in early November, with the LMB gone without a trace a week later. If I had a mantis or other myterious culprit, something would have died sooner, right? And while typing this I remeber I...

Originally Posted by jpa0741 If you have the blue leg hermits or red leg (scarlets) I really doubt they ate your fish. They were probaly dead alreay and they were just doing there job (cleanup). Now if you have regular large hermits, that is another story. They are not reef safe. The small blue...