jptrson

Where's the second generation Pearlberry?

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It's best to use a quarantine tank, even if treatment is 100%, when you move the monti's the nudis and egg's can release and drop in the tank and they will be back.

I've had luck covering them with Aiptasia X, take a few time but I hav not had them back.

I would also remove the sponge and put in some rubble, but thats just me.

And don't forget who you call for "tech support", LFS owners spend hours a day answering question on stuff you buy on-line. I have my own shop and if I go to Portland, Salem, Etc and I spend their time, I walk out with something. I've spent hundreds of dollars at other stores, they always have something different. (I pay full retail) I appreciate the time they take to answer my questions. I don’t know it all, and some of the information I receive is invaluable.

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Oasis in Redmond has carried it for about a year now. For Central Oregon reefers.

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Clowns and Damsels are the same family, I here it's fairly common. Still funny though!

Wow, isn't that like a $200 listing fee?

Didn't know we could mention that.... These were mine(clap) http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=6262 Flyguy took the pics though!(whistle)

Of all Tangs I have yet to see a sick Tomini! Awsome fish.

Ditto!(whistle)

Your most welcome!

Seabae? http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=497+499+633&pcatid=633

I've seen them from Portland area called Purple flat Anemone, if it isn't much bigger than a silver dollar. Don't know the scientific name off Hand.

Death to Hackers and Spammers!!!

Very well said. Not to mention Aquaculture may someday save the natural reefs. Hope it doesn't come to that but who knows.

I have Mollies in my frag tank, so I hope so They breed quite often and find the babies swimming in the sump

I would estimate over a 100, just not too many on this forum.

Just had the same thing happen to me, lost alot of stoneys. What sucks is that the digital thermometer didn't work either so it took too long to figure it out.

Try putting a mirror next to the tank to keep the yellow tang busy bullying himself and might ignore the blue tang.

Do yo have clove polyps? The first one looks like a clove polyp of soft coral eating nudibranch. Hard to tell for sure from the pic, but of the 4 it's one I would definitely remove.