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Im sorry...im going to have to delete that internet site "as it is against site policy and is just plain rude" Although i am currently unaware to where it says its against site policy i will listen NM Reef. As for it being rude, i strongly agree. Dont you? I mean trying to help people...

I found hand-feeding squid to bubble corals has given the best result. The sizes of the bubbles are naturaly different; unless yours are deflated during the day there is nothing to worry about.

i would NOT reccommend it. In my opinion, putting a fish in a QT tank just adds stress.

i posted the same question but on this site. Here is what they had to say... Links to other hobby related forums are not allowed!

neither lol. i prefer just adding live rock. When i did that for my 55 gallon, the tank amazingly enough cycled in a week.

how much for the blasto?

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You should wait until you upgrade...All anemones (except the pests, aptasia) need high metal halide lighting. The lowest light requiring anemone is the bulb anemone, but you should still wait until you get halides before you get any anemone.

jacknjill im gonna havta dissagree with you lol. check this site out. Stop posting these links they are not allowed on this site.

didnt mention this in the other post, but i think your anemone will do fine.

i reccommend selling one of them, the flowerpot will most likely become stressed and die.

i know lenard...i hate it when people sell things and give wrong information just to make $$$. For coral, i'd reccomend Aquariums Corals by Eric H. Borneman. The book contains lots of info and the author's email address. For information of clowns and anemones i'd recommend Clownfishes by...

i dont know...the only thing that looks remotely like that is halimedia which is a type of macro algae. But halimedia is green so im stumped.

whenever i take a picture, i turn the flash off.

I have learned pretty much everything i know from Its a great website for the begginer to the advanced aquarist. The people there are very nice and will teach you a lot about saltwater aquariums. Edit:Links to other hobby related forums are not allowed!

dude u gotta research things before you buy them (this goes to everyone!!!) From what you said, the 75 gallon sounds good and would be perfect for the anemone. Feed the rose anemone squid 1-2 times a week. Anemones are not very hard as long as their needs are met so it should do really great...

with a 46 gallon (even with a refugium) you would not have enough copepods to support a mandarin. I'd say the minimum for a mandarin is 100 gallons even if you have a refugium.

plz call up ur fish store and ask them for your amonia and nitrite levels. How big is the tank?

emerald crabs-natural and very good hair algae eaters

salty chee, moorish idols are in my opinion, one of the most difficult to keep fish. I wouln't keep one in anything less than a 180 gallon.