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Nice touch!

Sent you PMs on a number of pieces.

That isn't really as odd as the Pearlfish that just happens to make a home up there! In fact, it actually makes sense - fresh oxygenated air coming in is no very doubt healthy for the Pearlfish!

You might try using a small plastic dropper to squirt a little capelin roe into the tentacles. The LFS variety isn't cheap, so I use the one pound frozen block from my local Asian food market that goes for $11. Squirting come of this might work too: Goldpods Liquid Plankton Concentrate - Nyos

Many people have had wipe out issues with cucumbers dying and poisoning tanks ("Cuc Nukes"). I think redfishbluefish was the latest victim in the club, losing half his tank. I'd be very hesitant to put a temperate one in a tropical tank as that would be yet another stressor on the animal.

Looks like a filter-feeding cucumber. I think you'll find them a little less hardy than the cucumbers that ingest sandy substrates. I've had two of the black sand cleaners for years now.

Uniseals are not for long term use. They're made out of rubber, and will get very very hard in salt water over time.

If it wasn't for that damned virus, I'd be knocking on your door right now!

CAVEAT The VIRUS is having a very negative effect on our hobby --- there has been a great cutback of international airline flights, and as a result there is a great drop in the number of shipments of marine specimens coming into the country. So, if you see something available that you really...

FWIW, ORA breeds saltwater mollies. I got some silver ones two weeks ago, and was told they were expecting the gold ones in. I think they were $10@. The store is Ely's in Florham Park. (Ely's Tropical Fish) Just noticed on the page that you now need to call them before going there.

Otherwise they'll cost you $10 for a pair.

Wilson, Is this still available? Thanks, Bob

My calendar has June 27th and 28th marked for the NJ RAP.

Hi Nikki, Would you swap your Yellow Tang for a nice Vino Rosso? Ciao, Bob

Sounds like a match made in heaven!

I wish you all the best with keeping your SO in the dark ~ just don't press your luck!

I have an old 20 Long that is drilled on one end (for a skimmer with in & out holes). It isn't pretty, but you could seal it up easily with a small piece of glass or acrylic. I used it originally as a sump. I think the last residents in it were dart frogs. You can have it for nothing if...

Will you use the 20 Long for a sump or for a display tank?

How big is the $65 Orchid Dottyback?

I'm still looking. I'll settle for a 48" if you have one.