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nassarius will help to turn the sandbed slightly and eat any food that lands on the bottom. But if you want something to eat the growth on the sand you'll need either fighting conches or a sea cucumber - but i'm not sure the latter is ok given a 45 cube may not have enough sand real estate to...

hey man - if it's bryopsis - a gallon of tech M will destroy the stuff in a month or two with no danger to the rest of the tank. If it's just regular HA - just throw in a couple mexican turbos. consider mexican turbos = $20 for 2~3. Tech M is $30 or so for a gallon. vs selling your tank at...

why do you need more LR - it looks like plenty in the tank. Just get some of that biospira stuff to get the cycle/seeded it.

i built mine from "scratch" by finding the parts at Home depot and putting them together. Not as nice looking as the $50 version though.

after what he has been thru - i wouldn't be surprised if jim was dosing vodka to himself!!!!!! :D but it does seem like things are looking up. So you are the second person to warn of the hypnotic and aggressive growth of pocci. My pocci (courtesy of herb) is confined to a small island...

have you considered increasing the output on the mp10s? maybe that will discourage the growth? The other question is what your clean up crew consists of. Anything for the sand?

i've never heard of a choc chip star eating corals (but you may be right)- but i have read that they are dicey proposition with tridacnid clams. As for the fish - he knows - there was another thread about him wanting to add a clam but first having to remove the fish. I think his family loves...

I've read just the opposite - tigger pods are a pelagic species that do not do especially well in the confined cases of our small warm tanks.

I think I read an internet quote that is very appropriate - something like " the surest sign of intelligent life outside of earth is the fact that they have never contacted us"....HAHAHA.

sweet! i completely forgot about that. for some reason I thought I gave you cheato...lotta people asking for that lately. Good to know another captive bred brother/sister/cousin is alive! hahaha.

The tunze ATO is a set it and forget it thing. The ONLY thing I check is to ensure the top off water is never exhausted of water, if an airbubble gets into the tunze pump - it will cause it to stop functioning correctly. I take it you eliminated this risk with the solenoids? how does a...

is the the L series version? i've been keeping my eye out on this non L series one: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/194451-USA/Canon_4657A006_100mm_f_2_8_USM_Macro.html. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Canon+-+100mm+f/2.8+Macro+Lens/7170189.p?id=1110266578488&skuId=7170189&st=canon 100mm...

THis picture is PRICELESS!!!!!!

Google xmas worms! http://www.google.com/search?q=xmas+worms&hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=ui_dTu3MEqLs0gG-pLj-DQ&ved=0CCkQsAQ&biw=1366&bih=623 Cool cool critters! ;)

My anemone moved and has been killing my frags....(sad). Well at least the anemone is happy. My rainbow monti, pink lemonade frag and ora birds nest not so much. the mini-colony that is dead above that was a validia died for some other reason...oh well. Some pics of the new things in the...

here are the latest rebates on canon: http://usa.canon.com/CUSA/assets/app/pdf/Promotions/camera/eos_ir_t2it3i_120411_poster.pdf This is the main site: http://usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products?pageKeyCode=53 They come out every so often with similar rebates if you buy two lenses with the...

++++1 good job!!

Ditto on not being on facebook. I'm so sorry to hear about this Ed. Will keep your son in our prayers.

google spirobid worm. If they are spiral shaped and hard - that's them. Harmless scavenger for the tank.

Finally - we made the pilgrammage to disney...my kids would've killed me if we didn't: Apparently they don't like it's a small world...i loved it...!!! Check it out- empty boat! It took longer walking around the path to get to the boat than waiting! This place opened on the 18th of...