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Agree, I do understand but what a PITA this has been.

One of my favorite schooling fresh water fish was the blind cave catfish.

After more back and forth this was sorted out after a month of emails. :mad: Arrival was scheduled today as they don't ship during the Holidays. Anyway I received an email stating shipment delayed because of transportation issues. They will advise when order is shipped. PayPal was no help...

An Aiptasia eating filefish is considered "reef safe with caution"; while they primarily eat Aiptasia, some individuals may occasionally nip at soft corals, zoanthids, or other fleshy polyps, so close monitoring is necessary when adding them to a reef tank.

That Fish Place coral swap.

It's a paper magazine. If your going next to the coral event I can bring it for you.

I though AO or UC had them. Brick PetCo had the peach Octo.

I just read an article in Coral magazine that Copperband may eat them but not a healthy diet.

I have battery power air pumps and use a blanket to wrap around the tank and on top to keep it as warm as possible.

I just dose calc, alk mag and recently carbon dose using vodka. What bad stuff are you concerned about?

Now I know where to get a frag....lol

The Red Xenia looks nice but a frag for $60 is to much for me.

I did not have LPS damage while dosing Brightwell Phosphate-E

Storage Bin

If you saw my other post I picked up a Purple Tang from Joe. Getting it home showed how much bigger it was than my Yellow Tang which I have for awhile. Joe said he had the PT for three years. So this got me thinking... A little background info. In 2012 I was swapping out my 75g to a 120g, all...

My wife wanted one of those. I told her to get rid of her

If it fits in a bucket sounds right. Otherwise a food grade storage container.

I used Phosphate E with good results.

This is what I use.

Yes, it's short tube with 2 holes. The cube defrost and then drifts out slowly.