Search results

Originally Posted by clown123 dude get ur facts straight PETLAND and i forgot what it was i tell u 2morrow and if i as giving u excuses i would of been telling u i have like metal hilides and all that stuff! your not even speaking straight. Whats with petland?

Originally Posted by pesci I want to get an anemone for my fowlr tank, what lighting do I need (at a minimum?) I know MH are the shiznit, but is there an "at least get these" category for lights for one anemone? Also, what anemone should I get? I want one for my clown fish... oh boy...here we...

Originally Posted by clown123 what are u talking about dual no lights wtf Your confusing me. What kind of lighting do you have. How many watts and what type. VHO, PC, MH...what is it. Don't give me any excuses. You should know when you bought them and you should know what they support and what...

Originally Posted by clown123 bc i want to now b4 i get it why is that a problem?????? Within your "10" years, why havn't you ever came across problems like this? Even I know the answer this and I have not been around that long.

dual lights doesn't mean anything. It could be dual NO lights.

Originally Posted by clown123 are u kidding me dual lights havent had 1 not 1 anenome die in that tank and its petland lets get real. 10 years of experience and your asking a question like this. :notsure:

Originally Posted by ViPeR_930 Freshwater lights? They're likely normal outputs if you're not sure. In that case, the lights on your 24g is better, but even those are waaay not enough lighting for any hosting species of anemones like BTAs or ritteris. Anemones can take many months to slowly die...

Wow. That is bad. That's a horrible case. Are you using RO water or regular tap?

Originally Posted by dboy999 Id like some opinion on this..it was a hitchicker on some live rock in my species only seahorse/pipefish etc...tank...i want to either rmove maybe throw it in my 375 main tank or just kill it..any suggestions? Why would you want to put it in your main tank? That is...

Originally Posted by brenner_jeff I think everyone kind of has their own prefered method. I am a big fan of using a surgical needle with a thick kalk paste to essentially burn them out. You need to be careful to watch your numbers. However I have never really had a problem because I limit it to...

Originally Posted by nanocube24 Good stuff Lisa! george looks cool. You have lots of dark green algae

Originally Posted by clown123 theres is like freshwater lighting my lights are out so i cant see i forgot! Wait. Your telling me you don't know what lighting you have but your confident with your luck that you know you will top petsmart's. Give me a break!

Originally Posted by clown123 it will be better in my tank then a crappy petcos tank! my water and lighting kills theres i mean come on. What is their lighting? And what is yours?

it's not about luck but skill

I wouldn't get it still.

Originally Posted by Dexter Picture is of my BTA healing after intake accident, however the Red area that I have circled is what I was refrencing. It was about 1/2 inch under top of sand bed and was in a couple different spots around tank. :notsure: Dxtr I am not sure what that is. I have...

Originally Posted by pchromis That's is very similar to what I have. Like SFE said, could be a dead spot. Yeah I am not really sure what that is. I would guess a dead spot but it looks like you have some type of coral or anemone growing there so I guess not.

A trigger fish will take care of that problem and so will a 6 line wrasse. Those are more effective time-wise than a coralbanded shrimp since they can eat more at a faster rate.

oh that solves it then. You have a dead spot in your tank where all the nutrients sink. You need more flow in that area. Solves that.

I don't really know. I know for a fact that this would not occur in a healthy tank. So there is something wrong in yours. Because this doesn't happen very much at all.