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Thanks Sid, great vid.

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Go west, young man, go west.

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Midas Blenny.

Found this on another site and thought I'd share: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2012/1/aafeature Maybe some of our LED Guru's would comment.

If you're talking about Ocean Aquarium, I'd be suspect.

Actually it would be spelled I G G U L S ! :stupid:

I have a mated pair in my tank...no problems.

I've got two on a 180 (72 x 24 x 24), but did get an AI Sol (Xmas gift) to supplement between them. Three of these would be better. If you're coming to the meeting, you can see them first hand.

Here's a couple of article about disease and treatments, including using UV: http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-07/sp/feature/ http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-10/sp/feature/index.php I think they would work in a hospital or QT tank, i.e. BB, no LR. But as the article states, it must be...

Xavier seems to have the right formula, his are always bubbled.

As long as you don't have/get SPS you should be good. They feed on filamentous algae, cyanobacteria, diatoms and even hydroids. Unfortunately, in the SPS aquarium, they will also feed on the tissue of SPS corals.

Do you have any SPS in the tank?

Yeah, that's sure not south of the NJ Mason-Dixon line (I-195)

I just had to take my BRS reactor apart for another reason, but I didn't notice any "snotties". I don't think there is anything to worry about, but I'd knock them off just to ensure full flow through the reactor.

Mouse pad?

This place is on 73 in Winslow and is probably open today, I'd call first: http://www.paintballinvasion.com/

You might try paint ball stores or look in the yellow pages under fire and safety equipment.

Looks like you've got some really nice specimens in there, good luck with it.