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Its ORA Red planet

I agree with the mag 12

Great looking tank by the way. Looks like your off to a good start

I love tailspot blennies!! I added one to my 125 about 2 weeks ago.

You don't need to reschedual anything Clay. I'm in no hurry. We can do it whenever works for you. A sunday would just be best day it doesn't have to be that Sunday. Please don't cancle plans on my behalf.

We haven't set a date yet. I think you have me confused with Elisha.Maybe? I was hoping to do it on a Sunday.

I perfer 14k

looks great Clay can't wait to get mine. Sorry I've been slacking on getting you what you need. Life gets hectic sometimes.

Really nice stuff for the price. Good luck with your sell

How much they looking to spend

Looks like a scutus

No I don't but I have seen people keep them with a small clowns and chromis and I even knew someone that kept one with a banded goby but it was soo small the lion couldn't get to it.I really like the fumanchu lion

They only get to be about 3 or 4 inches

Not if there big enough and you get the lion small enough. Ive seen them kept with small fish. As long as they can't get their mouth around it they won't eat it

I think you'd be fine with those fish and a dwarf lion

Wow awesome fish but not for $900

My husband is a tile setter so I learned to do it as well. I tiled our backblashed in our kitchen . My tip with with using slate, a lot of time the thickness will vary so use an extra amout of thin set so when you start laying them next to each other you have some depth to play with.

Well I don't know about that Christy!

Good steal

I couldn't agree more. I have seen fisrt hand what a difference a grounding probe has made and to me its worth the $15-$20 bucks.

Ahh very nice.

I don't know.... what am I suppose to bring home(scratch)

HAHAHA Oh I see

Not to mention Daniel don't u know that big beutiful purple tang thats in your tank. Remember how he looked when we got him due to stray electricity and look at him now. HUGE difference

Just out of curiosity how many people use a grounding probe in their tanks.