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rotozip bits work well.

i have had these florida rics for from 6 months to a year(there are about 15). there have been no major changes in lighting ,flow, or other inhabitants.

the ricordea in my wifes nano has been shrinking over the past couple of weeks. they still have good color ,but the physical shrinkage has me a little concerned. my params ph 8.4 ammonia 0 trites 0 trates 0 these tests were taken with api test kits temp 79

place a small rock (or whatever you want the frag attatched to) next to the xenia colony. one or more of the stalks will move onto the rock and you can remove it easily.

You can also wedge the frag between two rocks and it will eventually attach itself. that is the method i prefer

My well water has a tds of 45, but i still run all my water for the tank thru the ro/di.

i was changing the filter socks today, and my skimmer started over flowing . i turned the pump off, cleaned everything. whaen i started it back up the skimmer produced hardly any bubbles and i had micro bubbles coming out of the discharge. help!

the molt will have "tentacles". the shrimp will hide in the rocks until his new shell hardens

i should have said , fuel ions, and calcification are the only products i can reccomend. i havent used the others. i used the calcifacation to bring my calcium up to my desired level and have been dripping kalkwasser ever since.these products are really too expensive to keep a large system...

i won the entire aquavitro line of products at our local club. the fuel, ions and calcification are the only products i would recommend. use the fuel sparingly it is quite potent. many in myclub noticed soft corals to close up when used as directed. seachem support suggested to use half dose.

thank you to all that responded! A quick freshwater dip is all it required for now. i couldnt believe how fast that killed them

here are a few of mine

here are a few of mine http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/100_0383.jpg http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/100_0370.jpg http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/100_0373.jpg

you can also take small pieces of rock and place them next to a stalk and the xenia will move onto the rock. this method doesnt promote regrowth

have had one for about 6 months now.good little unit. i was able to avoid a chiller by mounting a small fan on the wall behind the tank , and have it blow on the open area in the back. droppedthe temp almost 5 degrees.

thanks, i will check it out

the skimmer that comes with it is a piece of junk, what would be a good skimmer under $150 ?