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I went halide for shimmer and for the cost effictiveness. I have a relatively small tank (29g) and my 175w setup cost me under $100. Of course, I built the hood myself...

Just assume every fish that you buy has ich and proceed accordingly. Then you're sure not to have a problem.

I know hindsight is 20/20, but you should NEVER introduce a fish directly into your display tank. QT ALWAYS...doesn't matter who you buy it from or where you get it... Now I assume your tank is a reef tank, in which case the only way to get rid of ich is to let the tank sit fallow (without...

Always. ;)

I'll see what I can do. ;)

Date TBD. ;)

...and it's not like that, either. :-[ http://youtube.com/watch?v=AyxHbGQ2CtU Enjoy!

Hey Mike, In a recent bout of 'what do i want to do when i grow up?' I thought of the marine bio thing too. It's a very interesting science, but from what I understand, jobs are scarce and for the most part, pay even scarcer. Anyway, just my 2 bits. If you do it, more power to ya!

Just a little while ago Dell was selling 10.1 MP Rebels for $3xx, body only or $419 with a lens. Heckuva deal, but unfortunately over.

Honestly, I don't buy the Hydor markeneering. I mean, I know they move water, but I'd be willing to bet it's not nearly as much as they say. I won that Hydor #1 at a club raffle a while back. It said 400 GPH. It probably moved about 1/2 as much water as my MJ1200s. Good pumps, but don't buy...

I wonder how many bags it takes to get one home?

You gotta admit, they're pretty frickin' cool looking. A pred tank with some live rock and one of those monsters would be cool.

Well, on the flip side, it gets even a few of them out of the ocean, they don't need to eat for like 6 months at a time, and they could be potential food for some harlequins. :)

To cover the intake of powerheads so these slimy lil fellas don't get sucked in and spit out in little bitty pieces.

Gotcha. So its not that they're problematic, it's just that you don't like them. I was a little confused as I'd always thought they were harmless filterfeeders that actually do more help than harm, and whose population would ebb with the available foodstuffs. I just looked at your mac...

Of course, the funny thing is, when you actually want them to move, they don't. I had to litterally take a rock down into the garage and beat it with a hammer till the dang thing flopped out onto the floor to get one to let go. I haven't heard for a while, but I think that one's still kickin'! ;)

Yep! Short answer: Because it wants to.

My flameback didn't touch a thing in my tank when I had him...albeit was only for a month before I learned the hard way that he was a jumper. :(

I've actually notice the hair algae thing too. Everytime I do a water change I just yank that crap out...but it always comes back, but only on the GSP mat.

Explain 'feather duster problem'? ???