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Try dislodging her with a turkey baster.

Beer for you vodka for the tank.:D I agree with Brandon take it slow you should be OK .... just do a couple good water changes over the next couple of days to get rid of as much crap as possible.

Welcome if we can help out let us know. Aquatic Obsessions is maybe 20 minutes from you check out their forum here awsome guys and livestock. http://www.njreefers.org/forumdisplay.php?153-Aquatic-Obsessions Also for a few dollars a year become a member we have a good group buy going on now that...

Looks like some sort of aptitude test.

I guess a good beating improves customer service. I have heard similar stories, prices look great but hassle is not worth it.

Happy belated birthday!!!

Dr. Jim one of the sponsors is a vet not sure if he does much with snakes but he maybe worth a shot or the one in Red Bank. My fraternity had a pair of pythons we always fed live food, bunnies or usually chickens. They were good sized snakes though 12-15 feet and over a hundred pounds....oh and...

I fixed it for you Chris....sorry after the fact but keep you out of hot water with MAP pricing.

That is all good advice, just my two cents the Fidelity target funds are sort of crummy I have my 401K(am happy overall) with them and with little effort you can pick better funds. Their website is intuitive when it comes to your risk profile and investing strategy, so don't let them stick you...

Next thread, "If you want to upgrade those lights I want you to upgrade my kitchen" Great job your neighbors should be buying you a lot of beer you just raised all their property value with yours.

Justin thanks very much for the corals and extras. Things look great.

Happy Birthday!!

Not exactly 3ft of head pressure either that is a big run.

Do you have corals? Hyposalinity will do less damage to your rock and sand than copper. You can always add some bacteria back in later after the process.

Lucky you heard it I guess....that is the greatest fear with a big tank...heck any tank.

That sucks...they are so delicate sometimes(like when I buy them)

Agreed rock into brute you can get Rubbermade storage containers just fill half way I keep corals and fish in them for a few weeks with lights over them. Not pretty but works.

Thanks for the shot looks good. Really like the final rockwork BTW.

I use a quiet one for water changes and is a nice pump for the price.