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It won't focus becausee your beyond the minimum range right? Several versatile Nikon SLR lenses can focus within 12" or so from the object, while the higher quality macro lenses can focus as close as 6," even with telephoto range.

Looks like a glass anemone from the pic, but you probably would know if it was.

Maybe with therapy and a lot of love, he'll stay off the zoas.

Nice duncan Dan, good price.

Clown do you know when the sale is going until? I'd like to get a 20L but can't get out this weekend.

Unfortunately there's no way to know w/o having someone with experience examine him. Again I suggest you pass a good pic to Bob Fenner, as he has veterinarians in his group.

It doesn't make sense. IMO Either the testing procedure was faulty before, or afterwards. Or or the kit itself made an error. But the information is bad most likely. Just start over with a new baseline. You can do the math on the GFO and based on your po4 level, water volume and amount of...

Hi, I'm up for the Kenya if it's still around. Thx, Dave

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I'm in line for a 250DD. The DD tanks are all 36" wide. The 200DD is 4ft long, the 250dd is 5ft and the 300DD is 6ft. Libby on here just put in a 250DD.

With a basement under a DD or a 120g, you might want to run at least a 100g rubbermaid as a sump and another 100g rubbermaid as a fuge.

#3, on the Mike Tyson premise that "everyone has a plan until . . . " Who knows what'll be in the wind in 1 1/2 years.

check youtube or google vids

I believe Anthony has a NWB200 for sale. I don't know the DCS line but I'm sure they're very good.

From here it looks like a barnacle maybe, but the pic makes it too hard to see.

I would lean towards the water changes, but you may be right.

That's very concerning about those corals going downhill quickly. The only thing that's changed is an increase in water changes, so my guess is that this increase is causing a problem for the corals. Many folks don't do significant water changes for this reason.

I believe the Moray's are attached to their crevice/home all the time so they don't really need a lot of space. They're like clownfish and jawfish in that respect and can be pretty fine in a standard tank. I think that's one of the reasons they've been kept by aquarists forever going back to...

My daughter's been begging me to a green moray for her tank but I don't think I want to take one on. But that would be perfect.