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I will be in the Pompton Lakes area of Wayne tomorrow @erics210 , @ericrodriguez , between 11 and 1 pm if anyone wants some phyto. message me

I love them, never had a problem with any- I've had/have striped, canary, midas, tailspot, bicolor, Molly Miller. The only problem I've had so far is that my yellow watchman doesn't like my Molly millers- I'm thinking about adding another- suggestions? Right now I have a striped, Canary, 2 molly...

I moved all the fish, most of the rock and corals from my 40b to my 75g gal months ago. First thing to show up were pods. I harvest them every few days and add them to the 75 after dark, found a few snails too, but lately I've found some limpets on the glass- stuck like glue. I did get some off...

I don't remember that tank being 20" high, but if it is, than you're right, anyway I still have the stand and canopy for it

I also have a metal stand for a 55g- just have to check it out- been in the basement for 25 years lol

If it's the tank @MadReefer got from me- it's a 30l- get the measurements- I have the stand

I'm in Wayne/ Pompton Lakes area 1 day a week for a couple of hours late morning - depends on the weather

Chester NJ

32oz $10, 16oz $5- willing to trade

A great buy

The more I read about this fish, the more intrigued I became. An omnivore- eats algae, aiptasia ( supposedly ) frozen food and pellets- even detritus. very hardy, non aggressive- you could have 2 in a tank ( can change sex), very common throughout the Caribbean- not that expensive either. Not a...

Chester

you want 2 more?

Will take most coral frags, just not sps

Saw one at a LFS- did some checking, some say it eats aiptasia, algae and cyano. Anyone have any experience with this fish- kind of bland- but so is a lawnmower, but seems better

I thought it might be, thanks

Found this on the glass of my DT this morning. About a 1/4 inch long Flatworm?

Chromis were the fish I always added first- inexpensive, hardy- you could have multiples- I also found that it's not the best idea to add them to an established tank

Ever since I got back in I've made a bunch of wrong decisions- wrong fish for the size tank, wrong fish for the 'community' etc- It started with my first tank-a13 gal- I was talked into a neon dotty and a Springer damsel by a fish store most of us have bought from- I still keep Springers, the...

Not mean at all, talbot's and springers are the least aggressive damsels- thing is it was in the tank alone for a couple of months and is a bit territorial now- no problem with a redhead and citron clown gobies- just the chromis it seems I have one in my 75g along with a Fiji devil, Springer and...