Recent content by saltnmyeye

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i have to say ditto to mattstewart. i have had damsels for 2 years now, one being the yellowtail, in my 55 along with a moon damsel, a small blue green chromis, amphiprion ocellaris clown, neon blue damsel, black and white damsel with a couple hermits, various snails and a few corals and it is...

pamrich, if the goby is 18 inches long, how big is your tank. can you show us a shot of the whole tank. must be awesome. :)

very nice tank. you are a person to learn from.

hi, i posted a couple months ago about this but didnt act on it. i have an 80 gallon long aquarium someone gave to me. it has a crack in the bottom. could i replace it with thick plexiglass or regular glass? if i replace it with plexiglass or acrylic, i can drill it for a sump, and add an...

thanks for the info, i too heard it may be stress. everyone else seems happy. hmm. do ya think he may regenerate?

great thread guys! RDO Rocks!

Howdy, i have a feather duster i have had in my 55 for a year now and it had a 3" crown. this morning the crown was laying on the sandbed. why did it loose it's crown?

i have the 100 model on my 85 gal. 75 lbs. lr, 3 to 4 inch dsb with corals and fish and i like it. i put a "real" needle valve on the air intake so i can fine tune it. i dump out 3/4 of a cup of muck every 2 days or so. like they say everyone has their opinion........

awsome coral, sorry dont know what it is but it looks like a keeper. :)

sounds great, good luck with your saltwater venture, and please post a pic if at all possible. :wink:

looks like aiptasia to me. if they get big, say 1" in diameter, they could catch small fish. a peppermint shrimp would do fine and shouldnt hurt any of your corals. :wink:

thanks for all the info. the only problem i see with having them, is, my zoos are not doing very well since the poplation has increased. i have caught a number of them hanging in and around my zoos at night. would they have an ill effect on these or not? other than that, they are fun to watch. :lol:

well first of all, do you have any live rock in the tank? the way it works is, there has to be a source of "ammonia" for the bacteria to start converting. example, fish food, fish waste or the initial dieoff of different animals on the liverock. your tank will eventually cycle no matter what...

i have to correct myself. these are amphipods for sure. i just need to know what fish etc. i can put in there to kinda keep the population under control. i estimate there are about 100 or so living in my tank.