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but then again, maybe not.

probly.

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IME, atlantic blues are bad news. i had one once(notice i said once). he ate the fins off all my fish, and stressed out almost every coral in the tank. to make a long story short, it too two weeks to catch, but it was a good day after i got rid of it. i will NEVER get one again(even if you paid...

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if you feel like spending some money, then go all out with a 250w MH, and two vho actinics.

i say if it's gonna flood..........let it flood. it'll give me somthing to do.:D

too bad your not from jersey. it seems to be EVERYWHERE around here.

you should be just fine with n.o. bulbs. get some that are made for plants and run them 24/7.

what about when people put dogs in a kennel when they go on vacation? or when they are in a pet carrier on an airplane?? why can't people just get over themselves and realize that fish will be kept in tanks and shipped in bags? thats the price ya gotta pay to have fish. and unless people start...

two or three cardnals would be nice. a school of 7 or 8 green chromis would be nice too.

that souns ridiculous. how do you figure the lights are brighter with the electronc ballast. all the electronic ballast does is use electricity more efficently.:confused:

very well said york, but i just wanted to add a little. it dosen't mater if the fish is in a 5,000 gallon tank. it's still not the ocean, you know. i say, if it is healthy and doing well, more power to ya. i just don't like to see people who abuse animals wether they be dogs cats birds and even...

another good thing to do depending on what kind of powerhead you use is to get a peice of pvc pipe about 1 foot long with a cap at one end. now, take the pipe and cut slits in it about a half inch apart from one another. give about 4 inches from the top before starting the slits. do the cuts on...

i ALWAYS use tap water. i have no problems with it. i never even tested it! then one day i went and bought the tap filter. what a mistake! the cartrige only lasted for like 15 gallons before it was all used up! not only that, but i had a huge algea bloom too! so i stopped using it. now to this...

i don't have a digi cam right now. hopfully i'll get one after chrismas since i want to be able to take pictures of my daughter after she's born. i wish i knew why yahoo won't let me into my pictures on their site. i had a pic of the ribbon gorgonia on there.

in most cases, the fish don't get stuck to a powerhead while alive(in my experience anyway). they get sucked up after they die. all the fisk i ever had(including freshwater) know to stay away from the powerhead. the sponge thing will work for you though, i personally don't do that. i figure...

any gorgonia with white polyps are deep water gorgonia. those are mainly the yellow, red, and orange ones(there's more but i'm just doing basics here).there isn't really any lighting requirments for them since there is no symbolic algea to keep them alive. they need multiple feedings to stay...

i can't really help you too much without a picture, but i can say, if it bothers you so much, cut the tip of the gorgonian off that has this creature in it. cut about a half inch. it won't hurt the coral. after that, just chuck the tip in the garbage.