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Yesterday i changed out my Iwasaki for an XM. I screwed in the new bulb and all it does is keep flickering like its trying to fire and when it eventually does it goes out a minute later. I called the online depot i bought it from and they said thats common when buring in new bulbs and it takes...

tuxedo's are in the family of pincushion, it is their trade name.

i've hypo'd my LR about 3-4 times in the past due to ick, Most of the life died but some lived and came back after the salinity was brought back up.

i believe you mean a Pencil Urchin aka rock boaring urchin. Mine would sometimes sit for days in the same spot when he found something to eat and occasionaly his spines would lay sideways. I wouldn't worry until he starts to lose spines, Pencil's are quite hardy and if you've had him this long i...

i had a Longspinened, pincushion, and pencil urchin all in the same tank for a while. I removed the Pencil beacsue he was knocking a lot of stuff over, removed the lonspined beacsue he was poking one of my fish at night while it was sleeping (the lonspined was quite large), and i kept the...

nice tank...love the Sohal tang, how does he do with the other tangs in there?

All triggers from the Xanthichthys family are reef safe...Blue throat, pink tail, crosshatch, etc.... Large one's may go after small shrimp.

Originally posted by Leopard_babe I have finally decided to get one, because my levels are so good. My 180 has great levels, but I battled with the levels in my 46. I have some marine plants in there that have brought my nitrates down, to ZERO!! Occationally my nirates read 5. That is...

my best guess is that your turbo snail might have some microaglea growing its shell, thats the mainstay of a dwarf angels' diet. its probably why he's nipping it him. its usually a 50/50 chance with dwarf angels and corals/reefs.

mine usually only eats Julian Sprungs sea veggies, he loves that stuff. he wont touch pellets or flake. Occasionally he'll try my frozen homemade food but not that much. Good luck with yours, they are truely awesome fish.

Originally posted by tony detroit I'm trying with this Achilles Tang I have now and it is not easy keeping these fellas happy. I'm going on month two here shortly. What problems are you having with the Achilles, Tony?

Hey Leopard, I had a Kole tang, their diet isn't much different than most tangs. They do eat large amounts of film algea off the glass and when that is gone mine ate Nori just like the rest. They are very hardy and readily eat in the aquarium. I'd reccommend one. HTH

Achilles tang all the way....had mine for almost 3 years now. Beautiful Fish

Run a Polyfilter to help remove toxins in the tank.l You can do a search on "polyfilter" and find any number of places that sell them.

Originally posted by fishking does any1 no Clams dont release toxins such as cukes and boxfish, however the dying flesh could casue an Ammonia spike which, if high enough, will effect your other livestock. Check your parameters and get back to us

Originally posted by ReefMad what type of xenia is this? Its Anthellia, waving hand. Nice tank, the Bubble looks good

very pretty fish, juvinelle Hippo Tangs in the wild actually school with damsels for protection, you've just created a nice natural enviroment for the baby.

i dont think he cares about the country either...he just realized that all the provisonal ballots still aren't enough to win Ohio. He figures why waste his precious time on it.

with your current inhabitants the achilles would be to stressed out. I have my achilles in a 125gal with 2 clowns, a royal gramma, and lwanmower blenny. AHe originally was in the same 125gal with a LN butterfly, yellow boxfish, and hippo tang. i had a major disease outbreak, lost the box and...

i must agree that with your current inhabitants the achilles would be to stressed out. I have my achilles in a 125gal with 2 clowns, a royal gramma, and lwanmower blenny. AHe originally was in the same 125gal with a LN butterfly, yellow boxfish, and hippo tang. i had a major disease outbreak...