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no biggie.. it arrived with everything else that I ordered.. I had a lot of maintenance to do on the tank today so it worked out well. :)

Got the doser today...already setup and running! Thanks drksniper...bump for a good seller!

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my address is verified, but I will put it in the comment section just in case. Thanks, I will send Paypal in a few minutes

checking your phosphate level will likely tell you nothing. phosphate test kits only read soluable free floating phosphates. Since you have algae in your tank you already have a phosphate issue, and you will likely read 0 on your test due to the phosphate being bound in the algae. Is the algae...

yes.. I agree.. introduce them at the same time and you should be ok.. they will probably fight for the first 48 hours or so then they will likely settle down

Originally Posted by WangoTango Pics would be helpful. What about list of water params too. -Justin +1 and have you tried moving them to the bottom?

Originally Posted by Girlina4x4 The sheets I get are about 5x6 (think of a large index card). I cut it in half and put it on the clip. By the next day, its gone. I have a 2 inch sailfin and a lawnmower blenny who eat the seaweed. The snails eat any leftovers. I would plan on putting in one...

i can do that...email me your paypal addy ascholtes@juno.com

They look very similar to me, if not almost the same... I dunno, send me a frag of each so i can see better ;)

Awesome pics!

Nice pics!

Wow that tank has filled out nicely!

actaully there is one on theis forum :) https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/330445/cooking-live-rock#post_2720792

I think the water at 25ppm is like the cause. Also, it appears that the algae is on your rock. This is a typical picture of Phosphate saturation in the rock. I recommend a cooking process to purge your rock. Townsdp basically did this. There are some decent threads on other forums out there on...

LOL.. that would be pretty cool, but I agree it would only last until they start growing out :)

Sorry for your losses. I know it's hard, I hate it when I lose a fish! I'd be filing a claim on them in small claims court. The father of that child is responsible no matter what he thinks. He should have supervised his child better in the first place. i also agree with locking things up when...

Originally Posted by YearOfTheNick Just do what I did : Take out all your live rock, catch the god-forasken thing and NEVER BUY ONE AGAIN. Good advice, if I do say so myself. Amen! My advice as well.. I have also seen the fishing thing work, but my friend also happened to hook his Tomini...

Originally Posted by lion_crazz A sump/refugium is far easier to keep clean and maintain. A cannister is much easier to set-up, though. Both will do the job as far as filtration. The sump will keep your equipment out of sight, whereas, everything must hang on the back if you go cannister. +1...

Nice tanks!