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well I got the unit for 81 bucks shipped says it has a new membrane and carbon block

Just got a used ro unit off eBay. A 60gpd kent marine maxxima. Anyone ever used one? Good quality? Has a dual inline tds meter

what is a good natural host for a clownfish a magnificent anemone? be sufficient do these come in colors or do they change in the conditions A bubble tip would possibly be a good fit.

Quote: Originally Posted by crimzy Not for my household. People who love pits defend them fiercely and so there are clearly great dogs out there. For me personally, I find the numbers so overwhelming. Whether that's the aggressive nature of pits or due to bad people raising pits, there's...

Some peps will eat them some wont. Just squirt some boiling water into the center disc and watch them melt away

He He, Any Idea how I can keep a Beagle from digging into anything that remotely might smell like something to eat? My lab cross is great, I could leave a plate of food on the coffee table and he wouldn't touch it but the Beagle tried to drag stuff off the counters and don't even think about...

Looks to me like aiptasia. (Glass anemone) squirt some boiling water into the center disc and watch them melt almost instantly. Don't squish it or try to scrape it off or it will spread.

That is y I am such an advocate for obedience training.

If anyone is considering buying a dog. Any kind of dog. Find a proper trainer in your local area and at least go through an obedience class or two. It only costs about thirty to forty a session and I promise that you will not regret it.

Ok. I have worked as a trainer in the past and there is no dog that is more unflinchingly loyal and obedient (if trained properly) than a bully breed. I loved every one I've ever seen. Including the mean ones. (It's not their fault). The sad part is that because of their owners improper...

Getting a clown to host a Condy is probably not a good idea. in some cases I've heard of them consuming a clown. And in other cases the exact opposite. Judgement call. But my lfs puts their clowns in with condys in the same tank.

Thanks. Flow is kinda high. Light is medium to med high. Not mh by any means. But I would guess its a lil better than adequate.

I just went to my lfs (which is an hr and a half drive) and purchased a condylactis anemone. It's somewhere around six inches in length total including the base. I could use some advice as to general care and upkeep. I have fed it once using raw table shrimp. Is there anything else I am missing?

So I went today and got two clowns and two damsels. Plus an anemone that I don't know the name of.

Ok this is my current setup. 75g fowlr Marine land single bright led with moonlight Three power heads. Two 606 marine land and one 1140 Somewhere around 60-80 lbs of live rock. 20gal wet dry sump And as much as ppl hate them I use a three stage canister filter. (Generic) Ok so I want to get this...

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And if you want to refluff a pillow. Try putting it in the dryer. On a low heat setting.

Yea. I've been using batting for years in my freshwater tanks. Not sure about marine usage but hey, never hurts to try.

No worries. If you want a copy of Lightroom let me know. I can send it to you on a DVD. It's a relatively small file.

Ok here is my two cents. It sounds to me like an algae bloom as well. When I first set up my tank (not knowing the consequences) filled my tank with tap water and conditioner. After running my lights for a few days I noticed brown stuff that I later found to be algae that lives off certain...