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Just what I have read dwarf sex change is reversible, unlike wrasses. I am not sure if they're all males but these are pretty small especially the first one I acquired.

I would be interested in keeping a pair of dottybacks I am going for the small fish look. when I go to a fish store they always have a few dottybacks in the same tank. I read a trio of royal grammas are possible also but these guys are so expensive it's hard for me to stomach.

This does not sound good but I know going in it's gonna require some luck. I came back home tonight they're playing around not much aggression but they're still juvies. I will move soon so the trio will have to go into a 29g for a few weeks. Going to be a big test I might need someone to hold...

I got one a few weeks back and two more yesterday from a fellow reefer. They’re small. The first one actually is the smallest. They’re in my 72 gallon waterbox. There is some aggression but so far not fatal. Any suggestions, experience please share!

Here's a link for this from Randy Holmes-Farley if anyone is still interested. http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-11/rhf/feature/index.htm The summary: 1. Most RO/DI systems seem capable of removing chloramine adequately for aquarists. 2. The carbon cartridge may become less useful...

This is not practical for testing RODI water.

My TDS meter (handheld) can only detect down to 1. That's when I change the resin. It kinds of corresponding to the color of the resin which becomes yellow. It's not like it's an emergency but definitely time to change.

I checked the three water systems serving Elizabeth, NJ. 2 uses chloramines with max of 3.8 and 3.2 ppm. The other uses chlorine. So it is likely that there is chloramines in my ro/di water.

Make sense. I don't think the carbon filter in the ro buddy is specific for choloramine. any suggestion on a test kit? I do have the test strips.

I use the aquatic life ro buddy system. I have a question. If the water comes out is 0 TDS does it mean there is no chloramines? Or it is not detectable by the TDS meter.

AI Lights are great too some say better that the Radions. I have owned AI for a short period of time I do like the color slightly.

Been rocking a pair of G4's no complaint. You can always find used ones on sale.

No it's a regular one. I actually like the regular better.

Just try not to start a debate or something. We have been in QE mode since 2008 financial crisis and there is always a fire to put out. Agreed the debt is not going to get paid the only way out is inflation. Went to a fish store yesterday and I was appalled by the prices of these fish. $129 for...

Don't want to be political here but with that $1.9T kicking in everyone wants a piece of the pie.

Free. Healthy fish and in my tank for a long time. Pick up in Elizabeth but I am going to Monroe tomorrow to pick up a tank so can meet over there in the vicinity. PM me with your number if you want it. Joe

I actually have a g4 one for XR15. I bought one too many. I have a hanging rail and it's the piece screwed to the light and clamp onto the rail. Not sure if it will fit the g3. But it's all your if you want it.

Sunny - I will take one. Hopefully can make it out there this weekend. I want the 110 if it's still available.

Wow nice tanks!

Now here's the corals that will be making the move. Most of the corals are mounted on rubbles. I will be making a bonsai style aquascape. Stay tuned!