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Originally Posted by AquaKnight I have a pretty big one. Short story, not testing the salinity of the water. Long story: Went to a new LFS that just opened up down the road from my house. Otherwise it's about 15minutes to the next nearest. Well, I used to get RO water, for top off, from the old...

I've read 3 years average lifespan - I don't know though how long it is from birth to adult size as that is what all the LFS sell them at (adult sized). As a guess I would say a year to a year and a half? assuming they spend half their life getting to be adult sized. ~T

I'll be watching this thread - I have two cleaners that are caring eggs and one of them had them hatch last night - the tank was full of lil (barely visible until you put a flashlight on them - then they would swarm in to the flashlight beam). I shut down my skimmer and the recalculation pump...

My cleaners started caring eggs a week or so ago and the 1st one "dropped" her eggs a few days ago - tonight there was a haze in the water under the night lights and upon further examination it was dozens of little baby shrimp! I shut off my skimmer and the main recirculate pump for the evening...

I have fought and fought Nitrates for over a year now (admited I could stand to do more water changes but that salt adds up cost wise). I have not tried this stuff, looks like something to at least give a shot with. Thanks for the revival and heads up ~T

I did find a site that talked about how to make ones own and I tried one (granted I think it was with a cheepy fitting that didn't "squeeze" down enough but mine didn't work - not even a little I am gonna have to hit the hardware store tomorrow and pick up a few to experiment with Any tips or...

Emailed you direct that I am still interested and willing to take them as a package - just let me know. ~T

I have a nice skimmer but the venturi part is in a bad spot and gets broken every time I do maintenance on the skimmer and to buy a replacement each time is getting a little ridiculous. Last night I worked up a better way for the plumbing to run that would eliminate a lot of the hassles but I...

WOW, SWA - if I had ANY cash left to play with this month I would be in for some of these - the Tyrees look stunning as do all the rest but they are almost to beautiful to even look at! Keep up the wonderful work on them all

Purchased a CPR overflow from Nancysalt - it arrived today and was well packed and in terrific shape, bulkhead and seal looked brand new, aqua lifter and filter were in origonal packing (I believe they might be brand new as well?) Only the overflow itself showed signs of use and that was only by...

Bought his 404's and they arrived well packed - complete (even the little pieces that often get lost over time) and they were as clean as the day they left the factory! Very good communications and great price - thank you psbrent2 ~T

While hes (it) isn't a hitchhiker I'm hoping that this will be the best place to get a ID for this guy: I got him a couple days ago from the LFS and he is really cool - stretched out to about 24 inches and thus far has cleaned all my frags without knocking a single one over (unlike my black...

I have done the grocery store route a couple times and have seen them take 3 or 4 days to bury themselves, I wouldn't worry to much until you see them open up/being eaten.

Sent a PM a couple days ago and have not heard back - was wondering if it was received or not? ~T

Might try a Sea Hare - I had a tank break out with hair like that and it being a aggressive tank everything i put in (snails hermits ect) became expensive trigger snacks. It was suggested to me to try a sea hare and I thought "Sure - another snack for the trigers) but they left it alone and...

Only thing I have found that survived my triggers were sea hare's - my triggers turned on my stars shortly after adding them to the tank, that's when I had to set up another display tank and make it an aggressive only tank....... I did have 3 or 4 giant scarlet hermits that lived in the tank for...

Do sea stars lay eggs or split or just how do they reproduce? ~T

Originally Posted by ghouston Will a cleaner shrimp eat ich off a fish? I have had superior luck with having neon gobbies to control ick (or an AMAZING coincidence).

From what I have seen of spidey, shes good for following through If she says she'll met ya she will. (Now spidey, that should be worth send me something out of the deal right? - Just kidding ) ~T

PM sent about the package deal