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don't get a queen Conch if you get one.. They get Huge.. Like the size of the Conch shells you make music with

What size tank? they are probably in the rocks eating each other

def. snail eggs.. now just which one

Those are some shrimp to take that beating.. Still looking great though Wendy

got the Feb issue today and there is a 5 1/2 page article on how captive breeding helps our hobby on the Banggai.. Great article BTW I recommend borrowing it from someone if you don't get the mag

i've been changing mine around a months time.. usually if i notice the water not as clear its time to change things up a little..

shame.. Fed-ex used to be my favorite because of Sat delivery but after them making my package from mr. coral stay an extra day at their facility i was not very happy with them

whats extreme south jersey for you? I can see the Delaware Mem. Bridge from here edit:nvm my ? i see your from Cape May

My mex turbo is about the size of a golf ball and destroyed all the hair algae in the tank.. Just fyi

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sounds like they need a call to find out whats going on and then if not the BBB

do you have a picture.. i'm guessing you have a strainer on the line to the sump.. if it's below the water line then water will flow.

if you have a corner overflow then it should stop when the water level in the tank is below the opening of the overflow. easy way if your sump has room is shut off the return pump and the level should lower itself

you'd know when you saw them if they were pods. they look like a litle white dot with a shrimp tail.. good luck and probably cleaner shrimp if you saw eggs.. usually they will hide from you the day of the hatch then after dark it will swim into the currant and release the eggs.

the shrimp are indeed hermaphrodites.. they posses both organs but as soon as they molt reproduction can occur. When one molts the other will use the opportunity to mate with it and seeing that every time they lay eggs they molt you see how the cycle goes.. Yes one can be carrying fertilized...

Did you check out the link to Melev's reef Jenn? http://www.melevsreef.com/get_those_shots.html it could help you identify them. Though come to think of it the camel shrimp i saw had nearly the same look to them. hmm.. do a search for raising peppermint shrimp on google. should bring up some...

my brother has used instant ocean for a looooonnnng time, never any problems just fyi

should work well for food.. and you are correct about he 40 days.. Most shrimp don't make it past the Metamorphosis phase where they actually walk on the bottom for some reason..

about 40 days from Hatch they will be Juvenile/adults Baby brine shrimp works for them as does cyclopeeze.. My brother has Camel Shrimp babies in his tank .. Two camel shrimp and a lobster is all that inhabit that tank thanks to the lobster

i use IO and recently used Oceanic but wasn't overly impressed