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if i brought the glass to you, could you drill a hole in a 3/32" piece?

a few of our new tankmates

i do too. i really haven't ever seen a 5 ft long 90g before, but its a nice looking tank.

we were supposed to meet a guy today about a 90g today so we made a full day out of it. stopped by djl first and met dave, tony, and clay there. had a great time there. then off to saltwater fantaseas to see patrick. got some great tips on fragging, and a great deal on some zoas (thanks patrick). one more stop at seahorse to see the selection. we had a wonderful time dicussing calcium and dosing with woody. then it was off to see the tank. it might turn out to be a pretty good deal. thanks to everyone for there time and info today. we can't wait for the next trip.

I'll take $10 worth at the meeting to if you got them.

ok so i decided to move the pic to see if anyone is intrested in this for trade.

paypal sent. Thank you very much for sending items down.

I would like 1 coco worm if you are coming also.

Hate to hear that. Just got a chance to meet you. I hope things work out for you and your family.

i think i messed up and put my trade in the meeting forum. so if anyone is intrested, it is over there.

we plan on being there. just thought i would throw this out there for trade if anyone is intrested.[/img]

mandarin We have had our mandarin dragonet now for 2 months. Hes in a 16 gal tank thats been running for 6 years. He has learned from our engineer goby to eat bio blend pellets and frozen mysis shrimp. Don't know if we got lucky but when the food goes in they both come out to eat at the same time.

thanks for the quick response. we were just wondering because everything we looked up either had to much yellow or no yellow at all.

we just picked up these fish and we were wondering if anyone knows what type they are

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is there anyone up around the longview area that has a hole saw for 1/2" bulkheads?

Where are you located?

is anyone intrested in a pin cushion urchin? just inherited a 20g and it has a few fish in it. also have a talbots damsel as well. any takers. they are all yours. if you a feeling generous, will take a frag for donation, but if not, you can still have them.

Thank you very much chewie

Ok. Going to try this again. I think I screwed up the first time. I have a long tentacle anemone that I am worried about. It has been moving alot. Now today it has decided to lay down on the bottom of my tank. It is not attached to anything. It ate well and has its tenacles out. Looks good except for laying on its side. Just need to know if something is wrong. If so what can I do to try to fix this problem. My tank levels are right so I am dumbfounded.

Long tentacle anemone

I'm talking about the bottom they anchor into the sand. Sorry if it I called it the wrong thing. Pretty new to salt but have definately done lots and lots of research before I decided on the few things in my tank.

I have a good size LTA that does not want to settle at all. Now it is on it's side with its boot up out of the sand bed. It has all its tentacles flowing and had no problem eating tonight. I'm just concerned because I would hate to lose it. Can anyone give me some advice or a clue what the darn thing is doing. PLEASE? (scary)

My wife feels the same way about her corals. She gets so upset when something dies or it doesn't go quite right. We even shooed the coral banded shrimp away from some frags we got from moovinfast because it got to close. She likes the feeling of accomplishment when she gets something to grow or even open up for the first time.

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