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Well my tank has seen better days and to make myself feel better I came to look at your thread and pretend it was mine. Lol!

Sorry! correction my wife told me H mart is sold out on the live short-necks I was thinking of. I'm not sure if they had anything else. She was there today. Ah sorry I have been MIA. I will try and be more diligent coming here.

Oh i just replied to your other seafood market thread without reading this. Do NOT go to H-Mart. My wife was there today and they had no live clams for sale today. =(

Hong Kong Supermarket 265 NJ-18, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Asian Food Market 79 S Main St, Marlboro Township, NJ 07746 I've never been to these places so check em on Yelp or Google reviews. These markets are sometimes hit and miss regarding clams/mussels. I really like this place but it's a...

Check the chemistry of the water. Increase O2 agitation and conduct as many water changes as needed if your parameters are in doubt. Fish normally exchange gas naturally to maintain buoyancy but it is a slow process and will be inhibited/exacerbated with bad water quality. Diana's point...

I understand that some folks expect a discount in exchange for membership. But for long timers like me, "discounts" do not act as a lure for renewing membership. Being part of something, a group of people I can call friends....is enough for me. I would even go so far as to suggest a life-time...

please be aware - if you purchase black sand - it may contain iron - which means any magnet you have in the tank will attract the sand. BAD BAD idea....

is that used to seal seams on tanks? if so then fine. i ve never used that though. Are you trying to create some huge aquascape of live rock or something? Wondering why you need so much. I use crazy glue for small jobs. Larger jobs if you can hide it, a few zip ties work fine. if you have...

they are reef safe to my knowledge btw

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In my humble experience I found that they come out of the sand bed to go up the glass because they think the "food" is up there. Once the siphons figure out the food is on the bottom the drop from the glass. If they clean your glass - it's purely incidental. or like you said - for exercise. =)

Nassarius snails do not eat algae. They do eat fish food and relish the stuff. I've never seen mine bother with fish poop. Something dies? They will be all over it. If you don't drop pellets for the nassarius - they will die. The other snails mentioned do eat algae and shouldn't need to be...

You were sold a complete load a malarkey. Verizon is a CDMA based phone service. Tmobile is GSM based. you cannot use all the features from a verizon phone on GSM network. I guess if it's a fancy Iphone it should work. Tmobile always has deals on their equipment - i'm surprised they didn't...

welcome!

yeah - the seaweed grazer (innovative marine) thing i bought - my tang tries to destroy the thing. The neon goby sits on the thing, and the rest of the fish (clownfish, damsels, gobies) come around and hover near the tang waiting for bits of seaweed to eat. I even found a mini serpent star in...

Sad but excellent job.

in Hawaii Yellow, Kole, Achilles and Convict tangs are all there and together. This is especially true with koles/yellows - there are plenty of pics in the wild of them together. Example: now you just need the turtle. LMAO As an aside I had a Kole and Achilles together. I had the kole...

I do not. Kids used to but many of them passed during the mess of hurricane sandy.

Besides space though, I think a healthy tang is one that is fed frequently. Unfortunately many of us work or are not home for a period of time...so we may only feed the tank 2x a day. In those cases I highly recommend getting a seaweed clip or similar to help feed them. This will help them...

Here's a pic lights on - you can see the LR is mostly occupied. LOL.