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That is hilarious...great picture! -Salty By the way I have a 4" Purple and 4" RedSea Sailfin in my 120. An occasional flash but they do fine. Fat, dumb and so far happy. Originally Posted by spanko Serious question here peeps, let's keep the answers constructive, informative and above all...

Originally Posted by bpro32 What is the benefit of a 14,000k vs. over a 10,000k? Is there any difference? 10K and supplement with Actinics....10K for better growth and the Actinics for dusk/dawn and to blue up the color a bit. Just my opinion. -Salty

Member of the genus Genicanthus which are planktivores and will not bother corals or clams in the aquarium, making them the perfect reef angel. So the write up on another site tells us.

I've had one in my mixed reef for about 9 mths. Hasn't touched a thing.

Had one for a couple years...he mowed down my xenia (not a bad thing) didn't bother anything else in the mixed reef.

Be careful if you do use exit. I had a terrible infestation...used exit and lost 2) fish to the toxins. I had a water change ready to go, large bags of carbon for the sump..but still lost my Copperband (had 4 yrs) and a Magnificent Rabbit (3 yrs). No more flatworms. I did add a six line as...

No one can guarantees that...it is a definite possibility he would find something to his liking.

A lionfish and 2) tangs in a 75 Gal Reef...that sounds like a problem. The tang police will be on you. -Salty

I like the two part product from Get Tanked. Calcium is added separately. My Cal is 44O and my Alk is 3.5. I use his two part Cal and Alk additive also. Works well for me. -Salty

How big is your clam??? I understand, If the are large enough and with enough light, they can produce their own food. I've read if they are over 3.5" and have proper lighting, you wouldn't have to feed them. -Salty

Crashes are always good for an upgrade. I went from 75 to 90 after my tank disaster. -Salty

I have a Copperband who has cleaned up all my aptasia. I've had him for 3 years. He eats Mysis and blood worm. Haven't seen an aptasia in months. -Salty

I use a super squirt on my 90gal reef. I've had it installed for about 18 months. It stopped rotating and started making a clicking noise. I sent an email to OceansMotions and heard back almost immediately. Cass tells me Paul is traveling but will call me as soon as he can. Well it's...

Originally Posted by theappe is it rare for them to grow in the tank and what is the rate of this happening? Once established in a mature reef, they grow very well. I frag mine a couple times a year. -Salty

I do clean the bottom of my sump periodically. Now that my overflow runs through floss 1st, I don't get as much gunk as before. -Salty

Originally Posted by TSL Well, I don't know what he has in his aggressive setup, but if he has no corals in it why would you even worry about these anemones? Depending on what is in that setup, the butterfly might not be a good idea. The problem is probably in his reef tank. Copperbands are reef...

This is what others sites about this fish. They are a very active species that maintains a small size in the aquarium, but can become territorial as it ages. It is considered semi-aggressive. I think all damsels have the potential to be bullys. -Salty

Originally Posted by ctgretzky9 You will find, though, most hydros are pretty consitent. You can still use the hydro, when you measure your tank water at 1.019 with hydro, it will acually be 1.025 If you are going to change the sg, do it VERY slowly over a few weeks. I've been replacing about...

I had my Deep Six tested last night. It read 1.025 with my tank water....1.031 with LFS refaractometer....I couldn't believe it. -Salty

Look like this? -Salty