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I guess I should have directed this question... Hey Jason, Have you ever used or have heard of Marc Weisse Reef Bugs? Olaf

http://www.marcweissaquariumproducts.com

Have you ever used Marc Weiss Aquarium Products Reef Bugs™. *Natural invertebrate food contains twelve strains of live marine microbes * Simply dissolve in aquarium water for approximately 30 minutes to hatch * Replicates marine snow for corals, live rock, sponges, clams, and more Feed your...

Works thanks,

These are the ones that need to be typed out completely: http://www.saltcorner.com/sections/gues ... aepage.htm http://www.coralreefnetwork.com/stender ... aweeds.htm http://www.petsforum.com/personal/trevo ... algae.html http://www.marinelifephotography.com/ma ... aweeds.htm...

Some of these you actually have to type out the rest in order to send us to the right page. http://www.petsforum.com/personal/trevo ... algae.html <-- the ... in the middle of the web address won't work. Thank you, Olaf

I would like to setup my next aquarium using either aquaroche (http://www.aquaroche.fr/gb/produits/familles.php) or Riffkeramik(http://www.riffkeramik.de/) and seed those with a few pieces of uncured live rock "pest free". Set it up sorta like the article on "Live Framing" in Marine Fish & Reef...

The rock was taken out of the ocean liverock farm. Which is an area in the ocean that they have a pile of rock for culturing. After a while they pull it out and send it over here. The rock, by the time I got it from Bali, was three days. Two of those days it sat in a live rock tank. Which is 3...

SWEET!!! Cause I so can't do Saturday! I am going to Chicago to Strictly Sail to look at race sailboats and equipment with the owner of the sailboat I race.

The snails that are reproducing like freshwater snails in the aquarium look like this: Engina histrio

Majority of the crabs were: Actaeodes tomentosus and have one that looks like this: Atergatis floridus also some that looked like this: Lophozozymus edwardsi

Here is a picture of what the orange one looks like: Conleyus defodio and the other one that is similar: Glabropilumnus laevimanus

Nope, no venting here. At least not about the hitch-hikers. Just the over-feeder.

Today, I took apart one of my clients aquariums because he had been losing fish and inverts slowly since May when it was first setup. The aquarium is a 150-gallon acrylic peninsula (60"L x 24"W x 24"H). It has a 33-gallon sump with a protein skimmer and a UV sterilizer. I usually do 10% - 20%...

I will be leaving the lecture early this Saturday I have scheduled a tear-down and setup from back in December. This is the only time this could be done since it is at a business.