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Are we going to try it again tonight? 8:00 p.m.?

What their full name and where are they located?

Does your Niger Trigger nip at the clams mantles? I really like those fish, but I thought they weren't reef safe. Have you had any problems with it?

Great thread:)

I'm good here. You guys can flame away, I have a large gun collection.

When I went to school we made gun racks and hunting knifes in shop class. It's to bad our world has degenerated to a level where our children are not safe in their classrooms. Who's fault is it? What do we do to rectify the problem?

I'm all for the six line wrasse. Mine eats all kinds of little critters, like flat worms and bristle worms.

I use RO water to zero mine. I checked it against the local pet stores refractometer to make sure mine was right on.

It's Monday night chat. At 8:00 p.m.?

I also vote for mounting them on the back of your canopy.

I'm not so sure it's a sponge. I get some growths like that now and then, never that long. My sailfin tang spends his time grazing the rocks, so not much escapes his hungry little mouth. I think it is more likely some kind of macro algae.

I've personally had very good results with pickling lime. I shut down the pumps and use an eye dropper.

I lost a nice big sabae anemone to a Seio 2600 powerhead. I took a piece of that foam prefilter stuff and cut a hole in the center of it and slid it over the intake. I removed it after the new anemone had settled in. If you do cover the intake with some type of foam filter, make sure you clean it the same as you would clean your filter socks.

That's the reason I don't sign any thing. Least of all something from some "left wing gotta save the planet with my money" type of group.

So with all the yapping and whining about dolphins lately on the forums. Is there still dolphin meat in canned tuna fish? If so, how much?

I would be careful with silcone gel. It takes at least 24 hours to cure. I would think it could contaminate your tank.

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I thought that Arrow crabs were not reef safe. I have a six line wrasse, it's an interesting fish. But he's taken out my peppermint shrimp. It's fast, really fast very fun to watch.

I left mine clear. the coraline algae has covered most of it. You can still see some of the hardware on the back, towards the top. It's not that big of a deal is it? It's what's inside that counts.

Way to go, Roy.

You don't want to leave the glass top on your tank if you're going to run M.H.s. It will cause condensation and reduce the light into your tank. If you're concerned about critters jumping out, try that plastic egg crate stuff. It's sold at Lowe's and Home depot.

Keep us posted. I thought of doing the same thing. Are you going to use the same ocean water for water changes?

The Pacific blue tang is very prone to ich. They can reach 12" in length.

The remoras are plug and play.

I used a Aqua-C remora pro on a 116 gal tank for 3 or 4 months never had a problem. I think they are one of the best H.O.T. skimmers for the money. IMO