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Run away from garf....run far far away.

haha - or it can be the most stressful/annoying aspects. After countless numbers of crabs, whelks and mantis shrimp from the gulf-of-mexico, I am looking forward to getting some Dry LR to cure.

I agree with wendy. I'm glad you are enthusiastic - but I think your tank is not ready yet for corals. As you are new to the hobby - I'd much rather see you in a Fish only tank for a few months or so before introducing any corals. As you intro corals - the costs for maintaining your tank will...

Generally speaking - there is no need for the blue bulbs - but a lot of people prefer to have them so that the tank has more of a "pop". That stated - I don't believe PCs are known to have good quality "blue" actinics. One thing to realize though is that power compacts are an older technology...

your bi-color may be more aggressive and chasing the firefish. They both inhabit similar niches but perhaps if there is enough space/places to hide - the firefish are ok. pseudos are a pit pugnacious though in general towards fish that are similar in size and shape (e.g. firefish). can't...

My water parameters for my pc: ;) windows 2000 Firefox 3.01 IE 6.0 (maybe the version is the culprit?) Anyways - I get the same results as mynd and JR. It doesn't matter what you type in the google search - this link www.njreefers.org or...

sorry to hijack - but I am so green when it comes to understanding cars. I went to get my oil changed and the mechanic suggested I change out the transmission fluid and the fuel injection. I had both of these items done about 13 months ago. Since that time I've put on 6,000 miles on the car...

welcome to NJRC! unfortunately i am not an acan expert (heck I'm not an expert on anything) but it sure does look nice! :)

That would be awesome. In terms of software - don't we get a discount for being a non-profit?

depends on who you ask. google up asterina starfish and see if that is the image that matches your tank inhabitants.

Why not just leave it as is and then a separate jpg file listing the vendor next to the number. It's not ideal but it's no different than what we get at the Mall. needless to say - the dedication the officers have shown in getting macna truly is inspiring. Big kudos to phyl!

I am assuming it didn't just shed its exoskeleton and is hiding...right? Sorry to ask the stupidly obvious question.

My tds is horrid before the softner. I personally find it strange your numbers are "backwards"...but then again maybe mine are.

how long have you had it (and how big was it)? They don't exactly have a long lifespan.

no problems here using a dell pc with a mozilla browser.

a gem tang will run you more money than a down payment on a car these days...assuming someone even has one to sell to your father. How about picking up a book first on fish - like fenner's conscientious marine aquarist? Maybe they have one at your local library (or local fish store) to browse.

according to Fenner - it'll keep the eggs in the mouth for a week before hatching. Good luck - are you planning on moving him to QT to try and save the fry?

thanks for the update. My first meeting was at your place and the tank is beautiful - so is the workmanship on the tank stand/cabinet! Congratulations on the 2 year mark. The tank is gorgeous.

I agree with poconofishy. They are rather common in aquariums. No harm unless they populate the front glass of your display - then they kinda look ugly...and you've been lazy with the mag float ;) On the snail - it's hard to tell. Try reading this - best reference I have found from Dr. Ron on...

link doesn't work. sponges are filter feeders. Do not expose to air and be prepared to procure live phyto to feed it. I suppose the freeze dried dead phyto might work but i personally wouldn't bother. I wouldn't try a sponge unless I felt confident in my husbandry for filter feeding corals.