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I always feel like I am doing something wrong when I feed my shrimp mysis shrimp but they really do like it. I don't think lettuce would do anything for them, mine like to pull out the "chunks" in the Rods food.

We keep ours very well fed, so far he has avoided all the corals.

I love my Pheonix 14k bulb. If you search through "equipment conversations" I put up comparison pictures of a 14k bulb and a 10k bulb. The blue is really crisp.

If it breaks into a song and dance routine, I want a frag.

We have a flame back in our 20g right now, model citizen. Have also had flame angels in there and they are even more peaceful towards other fish.

Not that I am an expert on T5 bulbs, but we did just order new bulbs for our 4 bulb setup through the premium aquatic group buy. After doing some research we decided to go with giesmann bulbs, we ordered two actinic plus bulbs for the color and two midday bulbs for growth. We also bought a fiji...

You may want to look at the popular choice of clownfish, also is the tank covered? There are some neat fish you can get into a 20g but they can be jumpers. The yellow assesor is know to be pretty peacful but expensive, the basslets and pseudos can get pushy. The other thing to consider is where...

We gave ours back to the LFS where we bought it, didn't even want anything for it. They are better left out of a tank.

I am really sorry to hear that, Trop had a small female (2 inches or smaller) if you are looking for a replacement. We added an anem to our tank and had an angel become its first snack as well, so we know the feeling.

Love the way the dark sand looks and the rock work. I hope the bellus angel is still doing well, they are a beautiful fish.

It is always tough when fish die, because they are not as predictable as corals and water chemistry. The categories that will affect fish the most are ammonia, nitrate, and nitrites. Your levels are good so not too much worry there, you could have had a parasite or fish disease. Granted, that...

Yes, we bought one that was mislabeled as a conch, the little bugger will go through your snails like candy. They have a very similar shell to a conch but move live a large nassarius snail. Nasty little buggers.

Saw these on another website, I think you have a nice piece there. http://www.yourreef.com/SOFT.html Scroll to the bottom, I believe they are the kaleidoscope cloves.

Sorry to hear about the condition of the tank when you got it back. At this point, sound like you might have to completely redo the tank. I would pull all the live rock and scrub it down to get rid of the algae, and scrub the walls. For a cleanup crew go to reefcleaners.org a lot of people have...

I just reread my post, and it was 25% off. Sorry for the confusion.

We had a mini meeting today at Trop where they happened to have a 325% sale off of all livestock including corals. We were there with Reefernets, Whitebird1, jonathon, and of course harlequinreef who was working. Had a great time and talked up MACNA and the club to someone not in the club who...

http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=28&Itemid=1 All the info in here, go for it.

We also use the PE mysis and the fish love it. AO carries it, not sure about OGII.

I will pick them up this week, make sure you cut yourself a frag.

Rics are probably one of the hardiest corals out there, I would start with them. Some people have wild success with zoas, others have them melt out consistently. I like and keep both, but zoos can be more finicky and rics are cheaper.