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Tom, Was good seeing you again and thanks for the coral. Hope you get back into the hobby again soon. Mark

http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog/32266/a+sea+turtle+high-five+peculiar+event+is+videotaped+off+thailand/

Sid, so did I. I would never put myself out like that. I maybe fool but not kind of fool.

This has to hurt. http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/blog/the_dagger/post/Video-of-marriage-proposal-gone-wrong-at-UCLA-ba?urn=ncaab-wp7324

Sid, Easier said than done. My company only allows Outlook and I occasionally have issues with it. Like this week I archived my emails from 2011 and half are missing. All were placed in the same location of my drive and no way to get them back. Oh well. Mark

AT first I assumed the Tang was in a spat with the Rabbit Fish and got stung. But I just noticed a few spots on my Rabbit Fish, about 4 on the head. I decided to dose the Ich-Attack again for a few days and see what happens.

Congrats.

I also have the Ehiem one in the pic.

Okay so the Hippo tang was covered in spots in which I thought, and others here, was ich. I treated the tank and it appears to be almost gone. I wake up this morning to find my Kole tang dead, ARE KIDDING ME!!!!!! I didn't notice any spots or odd behavior with this guy. I am really bummed as it...

Group buy.....LOLNovel idea but I will stick to the old fashion way too.

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Sorry to hear Paul.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBh6FyDpFS0&feature=player_embedded

Nice looking clam. But I agree with all the glue comments.

I agree that the valve should be easy to access. Mine is right under the stand near the sump and I need 2 hands to turn it sometimes.

Three days of using the med and the Hippo looks so much better. Just a few spots on the face. I will probably stop now and turn the skimmer back on tomorrow.

Interested in the red goni, yellow scroll and chalice. By the way your pics didn't load.

Sounds good to me. I have 3 rules when setting my lights. 1 - Ensure inhabitants are getting enough light to survive. 2 - Ensure not to much light so it doesn't cause algae issues. 3 - The lights are on when I am home to enjoy the tank.

Very cool.

When I had MH and VHO they would all be on at the same time but staggered. So in morning VHO came on first 30mins later MH. At night MH went off first and 30mins later VHO went off. Hope that helps.