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No not at all, it eats little worms

That pic is not very clear but really looks like a Priapulans, not that it is.

Here is a pic of one here. I forgot to post it. They are about ~ $40 ORA Clowns http://www.aquacon.com/Clownfish_saltwaterfish.html

That is a ORA Teardrop Ocellaris Clownfish Identification:The Teardrop Clownfish can be distinquished from other Amphiprion ocellaris by the 1/2 white stripe on their side that resembles a teardrop, rather than a full stripe

I have a reef tank it is on my LG monitor :D I can choose or change fish very day and no feeding require and they never poop or get bigger :P So, no filtration of any kind required :o I have about 10 air-tanks in the basement and a $600 air sump in the closet, new never used and all it toys ::)...

Those can be used for a ruff estimate. "Most all the aragonites weigh 70 lbs/cubic foot. That is just a poor statement, as lbs / cubic foot, is defendant on grain size. Meaning, a container filled with .5 mm sand will weigh less than a container filled with 1 mm sand. The 1 mm will have a...

What is with this hot soaking ;D It appears to be the topic of the week on boards. Based on some recent tests it is about useless. You may get a 1-3 % gain in pore vol based on one test. Another test showed zero gain. This is some more of that nonsense from the zeovit guy. And if you had GAC...

Anytime guys :)

Matt For reactors change 1/ m. 2 cups will not hurt anything. As far as to much it is more on the order of wasting money. I use to use 1 liter for 50 gal :o I would say you are wasting as a 90 gal tank is ~ 75 gal filled to the brim with nothing in it but water. A 90 gal tank is the vol or...

I'am a GAC lover, as is Ken& Sanjay. I would using 4 cups

Billy Here are some of the key points that I took away: 1) Not all DOC's are capable of being removed by skimming, probably less then half........Yes, for sure 2) 2/3 of the material removed by a skimmer isn't even organic........Yes and as of the other day we now believe that almost all of...

Kinda late for that now ;D I seem to have missed your post here >:(

Yup, Jim got my FAMA the other day and noticed the same thing. There are 3 other print mags Print Corals http://www.coralmagazineus.com/ UltraMarine http://www.ultramarinemagazine.co.uk/ Reef Life (new)kinda run by Scott Michael http://reeflifemagazine.com/ On-line Reef Hobbyist...

janey Who's, what, Nitrate meter do you have ??? I'm getting ready now to test the PinPoint meter.

I do run my fuge on a reverse cycle to try and counteract it but I still see my PH drop at night. During the day plants an many corals remove CO2, which makes the pH go up. They stop this at nigh and most actually give off CO2. So, the pH goes back down. Are you using a calcium reactor by any...

J Over stocked tanks can generate allot of CO2 as can the break down of organics that give off CO2. All one has to do is look at an overstocked FOT where the CO2 is generated faster than it can leave. Circulation does not remove CO2 or even drive in O2 as much as one thinks, one needs to break...

Well, you still have a CO2 issue or probe issue. A properly vented room and tank with good circulation and skimming, with good maintenance and properly cal probe, cannot have a pH of 7.86. Unless, your outside CO2 is much higher than anybody else's. Take a container of ** tank water and put it...

That is a very common kind of sponge that comes in may shapes and varieties, to include color, usually white or yellow, that belongs to the Genus Clathrina sp and a member of the Family Clathrinidae. http://zipcodezoo.com/Key/Animalia/Clathrinidae_Family.asp However, one really needs to see a...

Paul B Actually buddy I think that is pretty dam impressive :)

I would take the advice of the Zeo people long before BW