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Any Bogwood? This can turn your water a tanic IE yellowish. If so it maybe the wood in combo with a suspended bacterial bloom Jeff Oops your running carbon never mind

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Koi comets and Shubunkin gldfish will work. ALb Channel woudlw ork but I agree with the above poster they will and do eat smaller fish. If it will fit in its mouth it will get it Jeff

Ok Im bout to get some chemipure and see what happens. I have had bogwood b4 but wasnt this bad hehehe Thanks for the replys Jeff

I added about 50 to 60 lbs of bogwood to a 55 and the water color is drivin me nutts. Any suggestions? Will carbon take it out or do I just live with it? I am currently running a HOB filter and have it stuffed with carbon but to not much avail any other suggestions? Thanks Jeff

Nothign better than a good Joint :lol: :lol: :lol: Looks great

It has a kelvin rating of 65k they work well for sump lighting and such. I had one mounted in a canopy and it was much too yellow for my taste Jeff

They going to hang under the MH's??? Wont that cause a shadow? Or am I misreading? Jeff

No to doubt anoyone ut looks more like a trigger to me with a beak like it has. Jeff

I misread Im sorry Yes we feed our fish every day and the corals every other. I do take the time to spot feed the ones that need it IE Sun Polyps etc. At our shop we do a pretty extenive talking and gaining research about a customers tank before we bag the corals to make sure that the customer...

IME Most wholesalers have such a quick turnover rate there basically isnt time to target feed but thats for common quickly moved species Im sure rthere are some that sit for days at a time but not sure. Jeff

Some of the wholsellers we buy from are very good at IDing critters but some just dont care and will send you whatever they grab. Once I asked for Xenia and ended up with antheila I mean comon there is a distince difference but I guess when ya deal with as may critters as they bad a day things...

What you need is a reality check. Anything bigger than 5 gallons should not be moved while full - period This is the kind of stuff that keep me from posting here I think this is uncalled for. Jeff

I know Garf had one that seemed to be fairly cheap to set up was 3 tanks 4ft long by 2 ft front to back and 4 inches deep with a 12 inch sump might want to look it up Jeff