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I'll say it again, since some idiot moderator deleted my post. I'm sorry that you lost the little guy.

A tang is out of the question for a 29. A royal gramma would be a nice colorful addition.

Mine goes down the drain into a septic tank.

Aluminum, Magnesium, and Titanium burns very fast and hot. Aluminum powder is used in solid rocket fuel for this reason. When flight 77 crashed into the pentagon, the planes inertia carried aircraft remains through E and C rings. The outer ring being (E). Cockpit wreckage was found at the base...

Your good to go.:happyfish

Thanks you, Innsmouth. I'm thinking about setting up a 29 gal just for the pair and some other mid level swimming fish.

Start small on your cleanup crew. If your going to get hermits make sure they are scarlet reef hermits. Very laid back crabs that don't kill snails and each other for the heck of it. I think five snails, a couple ceriths and 2 or 3 scarlet hermits should do nicely. Add some more later on if you...

The tank would be a soothing thing to focus on instead of worrying about the dentist drills. :eek:

Cool pictures. Does these little guys burrow, compromising rock structures. Please tell me a little bit about their behaviour.

Sorry, I wan't looking at the dates. If you've not seen him in three weeks, I imagine he's dead. Bummer!

I have a feeling you'll be seeing that little blue guy soon. I really think from your description that it was a molt.

First picture is really cool. I hardly ever see shots of Arrow crabs.

It would be better to post this in the disease forum. Terry B is a noted authority on fish ailments/ disease/sickness.

How long was that tank up and running before everything started to die? What are your water params? You'll need to list those before anyone can help you.

Your best bet is to do hypo on the fish. I don't put any stock in kick - ick. Plus, on the other boards I frequent, 90% says it does nothing.

I'd rather set up a tank with bb, starboard or an inch of crushed coral or shallow sand bed only in visible areas (for aesthetic purposes only) and vacuum cc/ssb on a weekly basis during a water change then after a few months change out the entire bed for new. Sorry all you dsb people but I hate...

I believe that's a sundial snail.

I've been using IO for over three years now. No problems at all.

Yes, I'm afraid so, the avatar is me.

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