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Normally we wouldn't have to deal with temperatures like this. This year has just been abnormal for the Midwest, even more than what it normally is!

I live in Midwestern Indiana, where its been 100+ the past few weeks (and looks like it will continue that way for awhile). Even though the house is fairly cool, the aquarium is getting fairly warm (~81). What are some effective ways to keep the tank cool?

I should have used a stick, but I just used my fingers instead. With them being long pieces, there was enough distance to keep my fingers from his mouth. With me feeding like this, he eventually figured out the big hand was going to feed him. After a while, I could put my hand on the glass, and...

When I had a dwarf lion, I fed live like you did, and slowly weaned him off of it onto silversides. I would buy a pack of frozen silversides and thaw out a whole one, or half of one depending on size of the dwarf lion. Id hold it in the tank, and wiggle it around, or at least try to, like a...

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+1 on aquadine. I get the "tang blend," I can't remember what's in it right now, but all of my fish attack it. When I had a dwarf lionfish and a porcupine puffer, they would gladly eat it as readily as live foods.

The website for the companies are www.mcmaster.com and www.grainger.com

Where are you looking for stainless steel rods? I know mcmaster-carr sells stainless steel rods and the like, as well as grainger.

Have you looked into reefcleaners.org? I have never ordered from them, but when the time comes to upgrade my CUC, I've heard enough great reviews to go with them.

I had a dwarf fuzzy for 5 months. While they are a very beautiful fish to watch, they truly are a pain to watch over, especially when you want smaller sized fish in the tank with it. Feeding was also a hassle at first, as he only ate live food. I had a small tank set up to do nothing but breed...

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Sorry, here is the picture.

This is growing between some fuzzy mushrooms... it retracts when touched. What is it?

I bought a used 8-bulb fixture for my recently bought 95 gallon wave that I am setting up. The bulbs look like they came with the fixture when it was new, so I want to get new bulbs, so I know how old they are. Main question, which are the best T5 bulbs? Should I just run 4 actinics, 4 whites...

Honestly, I'm not set on LEDs, just seemed like they would work as well as others. I've never worked with the spiral bulbs, or the reflectors. Where can I get the reflectors and bulbs? How much would it take?

http://www.amazon.com/Waterpoof-Outdoor-Security-Floodlight-85-264V/dp/B005PUCYCW/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_3?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1329671161&sr=1-3-fkmr0 This one is 3200K, better?

Amazon.com: 10 Watt LED Waterpoof Outdoor Security Floodlight 85-264V AC, 3701WH: Home Improvement Would these work as well? I like the idea of having the LED over the Fluorescent.

Do you by any chance have a link to them? I had originally planned on building my own, but if they are fairly cheap then it would be easier to buy them instead if dealing with the DIY headache.

I'm building a vertical turf scrubber for my new 95 gallon tank. The box and the screen and plumbing is no problem. What I am having a problem with is the lights to grow the screen. I want to use LEDs, but I don't know what kind are the best, and how many to use. I have heard warm whites are...

I have bought from them before, and will buy again. They are actually local to me, and the way I found out about them was through reading the threads here on AA. Instead of having them shipped, we just agreed to meet at a central location to us. The corals were nicely packed, and very healthy...

I haven't got an email yet.... will they be sent out later today? Maybe I'm just paranoid :)