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catching fish I caught that exact species with a net. I left the net in place for a few days... each day feeding the tank by placing food into the net. After a few days the goby was consistently coming out to get the food... and then I was able to snap up the net quickly, capturing the little...

Still have quite a bet of kenya tree up for grabs, if anyone's interested. Dan

I have about a thousand of them in my sump. Bunnies I tell ya.

? Why does he have to go? We don't even know what it is! Guilty until proven innocent?! :scratchch

kenya tree I have a large kenya tree available for free; it's doubled in size in 6 months. Generous reciprocation (a couple polyps?) would be fine, but not necessary. I'm on the upper east side. Dan

I have a pink & blue goby who I'd like to trade -- ideally for a smallish tang but I'd consider other offers. He's about 5 inches, healthy and eats everything. He looks like this...

PM'd you

I'd be interested in the bright green zoas (x10). Wouldn't mind a few snails if you'd throw those in too. :scratch: Do you ever make it in to Manhattan? Thanks Dan

Please list types of livestock, sizes, and prices.

What's "loose coral"? Frags that spontaneously spread to other areas of the tank? D

Thanks. What'll eat it?

Anyone know what this stuff is? It's growing like wildfire!

My nitrate was high until I removed the bio-balls. They'll produce nitrate even if submerged -- because they don't harbor anaerobic bacteria. The aerobic bacteria on the bioballs converts fishes' nitrogenous waste to nitrates, but you need anaerobic bacteria (e.g. the ones found in a deep sand...

I'm on the upper east side and would be interested in a frag. Will PM too.

Miike, Sounds like the chaeto grows quickly for you. How fast is fast? I got that bagful from you two weeks ago -- and so far there's no appreciable change. Dan