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Hey there I'm from Marshfield..what is left in Appleton,??anything worth driving there for..I noticed my main store there on College AVe..closed ..I want to find a good store for corals and clams..Willing to drive a little for my chance to cherry pick my own..Thanks

Just saw your web page..Pretty nice tanks ..I noticed your light hoods..Are they homemade?? I am currently setting up a 65 reef and have a 400w MH and 2 pc's ..I have to somehow make my own hood and your's (if they are homemade) look better than any other Plans I have found on the net..Do they...

Here's the link...http://www.ecosystemaquarium.com/html/natural_april2001.html Do a search on mud also it may help you decide..

first of a dsb is a deep sand bed..BY the way I think it is in this months issue of FAMA Freshwater and Marine Aquarium.It will tell you how to set one up..The eco system is fairly new and is something I also was looking into..A store about an hour and a half from me sells them and says he was...

I have never had any luck with biozyme or any other bacterial additive...Let it cycle for a while longer ..It may take a couple of weeks longer but eventually The ammonia levels will have to drop..Taking out a couple of shrimp will probably help speed up the cycle though..

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Let us know how it does..I've heard the first couple of weeks are the most critical..I would like one too but am kind of leary as they are kind of hard to keep...Read you can feed it silversides etc...Keep us posted

I'm sure I'll probably get shot down on the silica sand..But like I said It seemed to work for me..

Definitely remove the cc substrate..It will cause more problems in the long run..I have used 100% silica sand in a 40 breeder and it seemed to do alright...Argonite sand might hold the alkalinity better..Never really compared the 2..Anyone??Surely though I would remove the cc..The size of the...

check out this link <a href="http://www.mr4000.com/" target="_blank">http://www.mr4000.com/</a> A 4000 gallon reef using only the miracle mud system..Let me know what you think

The kit comes with an acrylic sump everthing for in it excluding an external pump and an overflow box is also needed if the tank is not drilled

Just got off the phone with my local mm mud dealer in Green Bay Wisconsin..He swears by them and says he has been doing something like this for almost 20yrs..But a company finally has gone commercial with the idea..He has their largest system running 2 125's and has excellent luck with the...

i used to work at a fish store and all we ever used was 100% clear silicone..It's the same thing and will save you money..rather than buying the marked up version sold at local fish shops...Just make sure it's 100% silicone..

I guess the votes are split..I'll give mine a try and let u know If I have any problems THanks

Ok unfortunately if that's the case people should boycott them or the people that sell them..We are basically shooting our own foot by buying cyanide caught fish..Is there a good site out there that guarranties "net caught" fish..and how can you tell if the they are cyanide caught....Besides the...

Longnose are very prone to ich and bacterial infections...Try tubiflex or bloodworms they like a meaty diet....I had one that loved live bloodworms..

I know it was posted in an issue or SeaScope..When I moved I lost the copy..They were spawned in a 125 and something with the surface water movement, lighting and temp caused them to spawn....I would love to try this,,,anyone got the info??

I was greatly in this hobby for 7yrs and had a break from it for a while..NOw that I have gotten back into it does anyone know if fish are still being cyanide captured or is this banned ..It was a very big topic 7yrs or so ago...Mostly in the Phillipines..What is the best way to tell of cyanide...

I have had good luck also with copperband's but you have to remmember that they are kind of touchy in transit..THey stress easily but once acclimated they do a great job...Try the shrimp first and if nothing else add a healthy copperband..

The best book I have to date is THE REEF AQUARIUM by Charles Delbeek and Julian Sprung..There are two editions and the books are a little pricy but well worth it ..I think they are about 59 bucks each volume one is awesome and I will be definitely buying volume 2 very soon..I am constantly using...