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THAT is awesome!! I think you'd need two that grew at similar rates. Very cool. Makes me want to try it though!

Looks happy! Not bad for a camera phone. I've seen worse with DSLRs. ;D

Best invention ever is a ReefGadget. Gets your glass clean in a way no other technology can. Unfortunately the maker has gone underground and you'd need dynomite to blast him out. Glad I already have mine!

Great pictures. Save some of the good ones for the Photo of the Month!

Welcome to Membership. It certainly has its priviledges! Enjoy!

Yes, you can feed them. They can, similar to acans, put out small tenticles or similar to galaxia put out really long sweepers. Keep an eye out at night.

Very nice!

Can't wait to see the pictures. Ahem. We'll wait. Go ahead.

I agree with Mike and Bill and Jonathan. Although you CAN have too many. I do think that these, not unlike other pests, seem to multiply along with the levels of detritus in our systems which may explain the different experiences in population growth (of course this is just a hunch).

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Looks great, Wendy. Sorry to hear about the red bugs... but you have the happiest looking infestation I've ever seen (if that's any consolation). I've always wondered how a DIP could be effective against something that lays eggs. I would think that you would need to QT new arrivals in...

I'm interested to see how it goes, Ed. I ran ozone for a little bit but the unit we were running did nothing for our system (it wasn't raising our orp which we were monitoring/controlling with our ACII). The unit was second hand so I don't know if it was the unit, our system or what. I'd be...

You're kidding, right? I answered that thread.

Potassium? I'm using the zeo version, when necessary. Make sure to test first though.

So there's no hope without removing the pair? Bummer. I doubt he'd do that.

Calaxa, If he were to be able to pull them from the tank, could he raise them? Obviously if left in the display they'd be eaten. Any idea how long the inc. period is? You can get rotifer starter cultures from ReefNutrition. You just need to contact them.

I needed loops in mine to keep it quiet. If it is quiet, I would leave it alone. If it ain't broke...

But they can't be kept in your reef. The temps are too high, so you'd need a separate tank for them. As for your ability to modify your posts... that's restricted to NJRC paid members.

You built that stand?! Awesome work!!

Looking forward to seeing those pictures! If you have updated links you'd like me to replace the broken ones with I'd be happy to!