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Hi all, Does anyone here have any experiance with this product? Can someone please tell me if it can be used in an already working aquarium? My boyfriend has a reef tank with refugium and live sand in it. It's been running for 2 years now. Can he use this mud in his refugium? how? Thanks a...

Great pic!! Congratulations! a well deserved winning!!! :mrgreen:

couldn't agree with you more! Amazing fish that is really hard to capture for a decent photo. Thanx for your approval. These were taken at Asi's Reef Center, my favorite reef store in Israel

it is an amazing fish indeed!! Cool shots!!! The crowds wants some more!!! By the way, Would you please let me post a tusk pic of my own in your tree? :o

Vili you could show 'em yourself :mrgreen: Ya'll can see the highlights of the delivery here! And yes - nismo4000 - you were wrong and touched a painful issue close to my heart. But it's ok and I'm glad we cleared it out! :wink:

Vidia :mrgreen:

And not only that it is forbidden by law. If I hear even the slightest rumour about a person touching the Red Sea corals, I personally make sure this guy will pay. :evil: I will never let a hand to the detruction of the true nature's soul!

or... as I was reminded by a good friend - The fish just arrived from a 36hrs shipment, and put in the tank. there were at least 50 of them in a reef set up, they started some territorial disputes, nothing serious... :wink:

Sorry, maybe I am not familliar with your slang, but I didn't understand what you were implying... Care to explain? Thank's a lot mooner :mrgreen:

A baby clown lost in the anemone

Had to share with you a picture from the last corals delivery to my favorite store - Asi's: click here to see larger image

To be honest, I don't even remember... I took that picture quite some time ago :oops: Could be feeding time or could be right after adding some anemone into that tank...

and a few more from the Safari...

so Bar, wacha think? it's the same Zebra or just a relative? Taken at the Ramat-Gan Safari, in Israel

Name: Jinjit Photo Title: Sea Apple Photography equipment: Nikon Coolpix 4500 Location/Tank: Israel