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That's cool. per wiki painted turtles grow smaller...so i would agree with mark's son. But if that's trully a red belly, it's not indigenous to NJ, it's common on FL. Makes me think someone had this one for a pet and released it. btw -the long front claws are usually a give away that it's a...

for what it's worth, almost all the manufacturers overstate the ratings.

Probe is dirty. Get a wipe and clean it. if it's in the return side and you don't have a filter sock you're probably getting a lot of splash/bubbles and this will cling to the probe until it can no longer read. Wait a minute - why is it set on the APEX? The tunze ato is completely self...

No eye candy here...just trying to keep this tank clean and not neglected. Still having a hard time with the AWB on the camera. I think having so many ATI blue + in the tank isn't helping either. I'm overdue for new bulbs...can't wait for the frag swap. First up - got this coral from a guy...

Really neat video...great for the geeks in all of us who are interested in science. http://youtu.be/xFQ_fO2D7f0 Narrated by a red snapper! ;) For those of you interested in breeding saltwater fish - this is why most species are difficult (tangs etc). Our best efforts lie in mouth brooders...

great now i'll be sure to add him to my ignore list...HAHHAAHAH

Order this from steve @ intank...it will make it all easy. http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Red-Sea-Max-Media-Basket-RSM3V20.htm

OH d'oh! you're right - he'd want one too. Bob, the 3 of us are coming...LOL!!!

bob...jose and i are coming by to "frag" I mean clean the tank...HAHAHAHA

LOL yes I did notice cyano increase...thought my water change schedule wasn't enough. :p

Jose- he mentioned his grief with them here on his tale of the tank. http://www.njreefers.org/showthread.php?65607-whats-the-paintman-been-up-to&p=707161&viewfull=1#post707161 :)

Go for it. Just don't get water immediately after a rain storm...lots of bad run off from our lawns, cars, etc. Only other caution is if you have captive bred fish, they are not exposed to the same wild fauna from the ocean. Clownfish being part of the damsel family I wouldn't worry too much...

Yes, and the one acting as the hitching post really dislikes it! they try vigorously (in a seahorse gentle manner) to shake off the offender. It's quite comical.

Mine will not do the courting dance as I believe I have two females.

Holy smelly eggs batman... Lesson #1 - do not overload reactor with too many biopellets. Lesson #2 - do not smell the black pellets if attempting to clean them... I nearly feinted. Tang police Anyways - I'm out of biopellets...had to toss the entire lot. Mnat where are you with my champion...

AHh i was so tempted last year...ended up going with a palmers milli which didn't make it ( i was so mad).

Great to hear - congrats!!!

jgraz - what kind of lighting do you use? i like the grinch.

I went thru this 2 years ago. I introduced a very small clownfish to my dominant female clown. The juvi understood the pecking order very quick and they became a mated pair about a year later as he did the dance and she laid the eggs again. Under no circumstances should you get a clown of...

I do see tunze equipment! nice. And she is adorable. great pic!