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I was thinking a t-shirt. I think Coralife used to give t-shirts, or some salt did.

IMO if you keep the water quality right, it should be ok, presuming you have proper lighting and proper flow. LFS's have that setup for anemones every day, so it can work. It's just a matter of water quality, light and flow. Planning to do water changes as a routine is good, but also plan on...

It's like many things in this hobby - electable. A system can work with a refugium, and can work without a refugium. People have success every day with either approach. That said, IMO it comes down to what interests you. If you setup a fuge but don't have your heart in it and are doing it...

possibly a chili too

Spidey can you hold a rainbow for me for Friday. Dave

The trick I found with keeping triggers on the reef is to use large rocks. We have a 12" Titan trigger in another tank, and all the rocks need to be at least 4 or 5 pounds or he'll pick them up. So the corals are all attached to large rocks, he doesn't bother them. And I leave a few smaller...

it kind of looks like galaxia, except maybe the polyp clusters are too small ?

They are blue throats. The male is about 7" now, and the female about 4". These blue jaws are pretty gentle and rarely harass anyone. The male moves small rocks around but doesn't bother the corals. I leave a couple "toy" rocks and a big snail shell on the sand for his amusement.

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Thx Tommy, I was trying to make it a good deal. I've had it on a 55 and a 90.

Live rock has two functions - one is to establish filtration, and the other is to import "life" and diversity to the system. IMO it doesn't make sense to kill off the rock, but to each their own.

If it came from a system and has consistently been submerged, just put it in you tank. If it's been out of water for a while then cure it, it may cure through in a week.

Tunze Nano Wavebox, $140. Cash or Paypal with fee. Thanks!! Dave

Maybe don't concern yourself with the eating, they can go many many days without. I'd suggest you research wetwebmedia.com with the symptoms and I bet you'll find something and what to do. If you don't find anything, take a picture and email it with your observation to Bob Fenner at...

Anthony if you get it I'll help you move everything for a bit of the live rock. . . . Dave

LOL, you're pretty close It's calcium that is bound to carbohydrates, which coral and coralline can readily absorb - so it is written and Bob Fenner agrees. It's dosed along with Reef Advantage Calcium to moderate calcium level. In either case it's a super deal.

Amazon has the 2 litre for $12 plus $7 shipping. I just bought one, there's 18 left. http://www.amazon.com/Reef-Calcium-67-6-fl-oz/dp/B0002A5WB0/ref=sr_1_3?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1382842655&sr=1-3&keywords=seachem+%22reef+calcium%22 Dave

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I prefer threaded.