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Originally posted by rbmount My arrow crab had molted. That's what it was.

This morning it was there again, except this time it had a shape to it. My arrow crab had molted.

No, it was just sitting there. Dang, I wish I had been awake enough to get a pic.

This morning I looked in my tank and there was a white thing about 1/16th inch around and 3 inches long. It almost looked like a weedeater string, kinda whitish color When I pulled it out with an algae scraper it stuck and turned hard when exposed to the air. I haven't used any silicone near the...

Probably not, being from the same family, they'll most likely fight.

I use a CPR bakpak on my 46. It is relatively quiet. I'm 5 ft from the tank now and can't hear it.

Just 1, be sure it is a raw one, them remove it after a few days.

Originally posted by Chandler04 Hoo is this ernest t bass? Is he that ernest guy from those movies? I hate those movies, theyre so dumb. You need to watch some Andy Griffith

Tell that to the dumba$$ redneck dad, who didn't do a thing for her! This guy is so stupid, he makes Ernest T. Bass look like a genius!

I smacked a smart mouth step daughter in the mouth for calling her mother a fu [hr] bi---. Her and her dumb a$$ redneck dad had me arrested for assault and battery! Before someone says you hit a girl, I don't care who you are, you cuss your mother, I'm gonna pop ya. I'm not sorry, I was...

I use the weatherdog method- if he comes in dry, the sun is shining, if he comes in wet it's raining. If he don't come back at all the wind is blowing.

A peppermint shrimp(or a least mine) are mostly red, while a camelback has more defined white stripes with a more pronounced hump.

After removing, I would do some water changes also.

Originally posted by theishkid how do these things actually work? Does water just fill up in that little tank? Where do you get the water from? We are building a new house and I'd like to put one in my bathroom next to my tank but I wouldn't know where to put it? If you have a big enough...

You may or may not see any pods or worms. Check in the middle of the night with a flashlight, if they're in there you'll see them scurry. For right now, I'd test twice a week. My ammonia dropped from off the chart to 0, overnight, but you have to wait on the nitrates to drop also. I don't know...

Smells like you don't need a shrimp for your cycle. Yep, that's about all you can do is sit back and watch, but on the good side-now is the time to do your research. By research, I mean read books,posts on this board or any web searches you can think of. You'll need kits for ammonia, nitrates...

I've had neon damsels and a flameangel nip at my xenia. If you've got either, that might give you something to keep an eye on also.

My thinking is that it's a show of dominance, my yellow tail does the same thing to my sixline and firefish.

They worked with me on mine, except I specified what day for delivery when I ordered.

They'll be back with the next molt.