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the kent pro scraper is a life saver thing works great.

I catch all my own fish and swear by my uv sterilizer, I had some ich show up so I bought one and no fish got worse and within a week no more signs and none since for the last few months.

I live on the water and weather depending I ussually get my own ocean water for PWC's. I will sell you all you want for $8 a bucket. I found a secret spot where there is a lot of that stuff, lol

aggressive and carnivourous. they will eat about anything

could it possible be a atlantic blue tang? they are yellow as juvienilles and turn blue as they mature.

Peppermint Shrimp- my 2 ate 3 big ones in a few days and I have not seen one since. They are cool little guys anyways swim all over the tank come right out when I clean. I have to try hard to avoid them when working in tank. come right to top to eat like the fish do except they are upside down

I would get the ro/di unit for your house put under sink get the drinking water attachment above and also hook it to your refrigerator for the ice and water there, makes a huge difference, as good if not better than bottled water. Then buy a few 5 gallon water bottles the type you see on...

With a few glass inserts you could use your 46 gallon as the refugium and sump

I have a pair in my tank for 5 months now. They have never messed with anything once in my tank. The male did kill a small goby when I had them in my holding tank after capture. He was amazing quick how he snapped it. He ate the whole thing, the female had eggs at the time which may of...

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I feed small amounts twice a day, mostly for my cleaner wrasse's benefit.

I put a pair of peppermints in my tank and they ate the four atpasia in a few days and I have not seen one since.

Sabiki rig is a bad idea and the odds are not many here know what the heck one is- I doubt many of the fish you mentioned would eat it unless baited and then single hook at most and I would not do that to my fish.

I am with Melosu, I cant keep the stuff off my glass and everywhere else.

my tank stays right at 82. All my corals ar doing great.

I would defiantly bypass the angel if you want corals. I have a french in my tank and he as never messed with any of my corals for 4 months. Then one day he got a taste for some of my zoos, now the whole colony is gone. I am setting up a fish only for a quarantine and it should be ready...

dont put a clown in to cycle not nice for the clown, add a raw shrimp from the fish market. I will let one of the pros tell you more about it.

I think the 1.5 inch tang may be a midget dyeing of old age.

Queens do become large in the wild. They are the type of conch that you eat at a resturant. I caught a pink shelled red footed conch the other day about a inch long does great in my sandbed. Dont know what type it is.

MacMan- can you give a breakdown on how to make a skimmer. I already have on but would not mind trying to build one for a future use.

I agree if the anenome drops a piece they can regrow.

I was going to do away with the whole box that they are in and maybe just add some live rock to the fuge. Or should I put the rubble in the box?

I have a 58 gallon with a 20 gallon fuge. I have my bio ball box in the fuge. I was debating doing away with the bio balls. I have a skimmer and a UV sterlizer. This would free up more room in my fuge. I think this is a good idea, just wanted some other opinions. Thank you

My water temp stays at 82 now that I have my fuge lit at night. It is very constant at amost exactly 82 day and night. Everything is doing great except my zenia tree. Is this temp okay. It went from 78-80 before I lit the fuge. Now it seems both sets of lights keep it constant but higher.

when you guys say speeds up the parasite process, what does that mean? and what does that do? Thanks