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oh wow thats awesome.....I want one!!

would like 3 heads of the frogspawn if still available, how much with shipping to 13101?

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I'll have to just leave the nuggets at the bottom until I can get some decent glue then

thanks all, I think just to be on the safe side I will drip acclimate, so excited as far as attaching them, they come on LR nuggets, can I just use gel superglue to attach them to my LR?

so I'm switching my FOWLR to a reef and have ordered my first zoas, and I'm curious, whats the best way to acclimate them?

Congrats. its a cutie

Originally Posted by ci11337 Lucky bum, diving in Hawaii while me and Wango chip ice off our car doors...life isn't fair yeah I here that, CNY is no different

awesome!! and good luck! ps. that wall is crazy

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Originally Posted by browniebuck A variety of snails (nassarius, mexican turbo, astrea, maybe a conch), cleaner shrimp, peppermint shrimp, anemone crabs, porcelain crabs, emerald crabs....DEATH TO HERMITS!!!!! I know that most people say that hermits should be a part of the clean up crew, but...

nycbob, that......... is truly gorgeous

Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 hah, I'de worry about that a little too... I was a little worried, but she said it was just for this. It really doesnt matter, I dont have anything to hide from her and she is an IT technician, so she could find out anything if she really wanted to.

I've been wanting to update the lighting on my 40 for a while, currently just have 2 96w CF lights, but wanted to update to t5's. I've been shopping around and shopping around and shopping around.....low and behold, when I get home from work today, my girlfriend had checked the history on the...

Originally Posted by bonita69 WHAT NO X-Mas tree NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!It was almost time to put it back up!!

hmmmm, I've never heard of this before. I know sea apples are like that but had no idea anemones did it. So its more that they decompose fast and cause ammonia and nitrates spikes than an actual poison?

this would be the coolest home bar I've ever seen if it were one.

I was always taught that natural coraline algae growth is a vague sign of a healthy tank.

yeah I guess what I'm saying is that if you have say a CF, mh, and t5 all at 250w 10,000k running for 8 hours a day, would any of them stand out for algae production.

I was just wondering if there is a type of lighting that would be prone to cause more of an algae problem. I know that algae is not caused by lighting, but I know it can be accelerated by it. So is there a type of lighting that is more beneficial to have over another as far as controlling aglae?