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Is $200 the lowest you will go on the Nautilus skimmer? Would you be interested in any trades? I have, or can get, just about anything. Let me know.

What would you be interested in, as far as trades are concerned? I am going to be parting out a 90gal. FO setup, a 100gal reef, a 200gal grouper/moray tank, a 30gal w/ stand(empty), a 25gal reef-ready tank w/stand. Misc. lights, pumps, filters, livestock. No rock or sand, will be setting up a...

Overnight would be $27.30, priority (2nd day delivery) would be $9.85. Overnight: $52.30 and 2nd day: $34.85 :) (Sorry it took me so long to get back to you, I've been really lately)

Although there will be different opinions on what it is/what it's named, it's still a toby :D It won't get over 6" and will most likely end in the area of 4-4.5". I have one that looks a lot like it, but it's a fingerprint toby. (canthigaster compressa) There are a few tobies that look a lot...

The best setup I have found for a 55 is to go with an IceCap 660 and 4X48" URI, 2 actinic and 2 AquaSuns. This will give you enough light to keep just about anything you could want, and it is very eficient and not hot enough to raise your water temp more than a couple of degrees. HTH

Ok, I'm dropping the price to $25+shipping. Keep in mind this is a very healthy ADULT specimen, not one of those 2" juveniles most retailers will send you.

Too damned many. ;)

I can confirm that very large bristleworms will sometimes consume other animals in times where food may be scarce. I had an 8" bristle about .5" thick that I caught red-handed eating my elephant ear mushroom coral. It had eaten half of it by the time I found it. I removed the bristleworm, and...

Perhaps if it were more centrally located, rather than being so far east. There are those of us that cannot afford long trips. ;)

We get them down here in the Gulf of Mexico a lot, especially around S. Padre Island...

You can also get special slim-line endcaps that will allow you to use regular 48" bulbs in canopies that you normally would not.

Feeders are fine...if you want your puffer to die prematurely from liver disease. Freshwater feeder fish lack essential nutrients and are excessively fatty, and cause many various and severe health problems in SW fish if fed long-term. I would highly suggest you feed your puffers frozen foods...

Shipping to Casper, WY is $13.25 for 2nd day, or $34.75 for Express. If you go 2nd day, the total would be $43.25, or for Express it would be $64.75.

---- is all fine and good, if you don't mind used, possibly defective equipment, or if you don't mind piecing equipment together as it becomes available. I was merely suggesting these ballasts as a basis for a custom tank setup for someone who wants to get their equipment all at the same time...

If I can remember the name of the website, I found one once that sold 1,000 count bags for $59+shipping. I'll have to do some digging though, so give me a while...

ROFL Musipilot's Shrimp Recovery Clinic. Where your shrimp can learn to respect themselves and others, and get started back down the right path.

Yep, that's a porcelain crab....I'm assuming it was a hitchiker? If so, you lucky devil. I paid good money for my 3 porcelains. lol

ROFL Musipilot. My girlfriend and I are always checking the location of the lion before we go sticking hands in, I just wasn't paying attention that day. lol It feels about like a bee sting, since it is the same basic venom. Suggested treatment, assuming you aren't allergic to bee venom, is to...

If a puffer is agitated enough to inflate too much, air can become trapped in the alimentary tract and cause serious problems. Also, do not use a deep net to catch the fish, as it will likely inflate in the net and it will be a real PIA to get out of the net. Ask me how I know. lol

I am going to do a little testing on MH ballasts...there is a horticulture company that told me they would sell me 400watt MH ballasts for $99...gonna see how they work out as soon as I can get my hands on one. If I could talk a bulb manufacturer into making me a bulb for it, the hort. company...