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asap. all I need now is air pump, wavemaker, water, live rocks and more black sand. when are you going lfs?

haha bro you're welcome to drop by if I'm free. just drop me an sms first. still trying to decide what kind of water to use, NSW from Iwarna or salt mix. NSW very inconvenient to transport, salt mix very expensive

Hey bro it's still being kept in my betta box which is in my main tank. Still finding equipment to finish my 2 foot set up.

Occasionally some shrimps like camel shrimps to keep him active. But most of the time it seems to enjoy Henry's food as well.

Some pictures of the mantis.

Sure thing bro.. Any idea how much the Black Ocellaris are going for?

Bro the second fish is a Balistoides conspicillum, Clown Triggerfish. Haha thanks for checking CF out! Will be heading down there tomorrow

bro cuttlefish lifespan is only 1 - 2 years.. so if you don't buy the eggs and rear from young they won't last very long

hey bro you still holding on to those tasty pest inverts? I'm looking for live food for my mantis

CF occasionally has cuttlefish swimming around in the big coral tanks near the small fish tanks at the back..

Hey bro you like The Beatles ah? Noticed the "Long and Winding Road will never disappear" reference in the title

Brittle stars are insanely hardy.. I have one serpent star and one brittle that has been in my tank since the start. Very useful also, eats all the debris so no need to feed.

If you're looking for good quality lions you can head down to ML. There are usually very nice specimens there and Henry trains them to eat frozen food.

Haha yeah just read through the whole thread.. can't tell if angelluv is just joking only or really angry Damn funny

How much you sell him the AT for? PM if don't wanna say here

For fish it's usually okay to just pour straight into the tank.. Did you check the body after that for anything out of the ordinary?

I think have to provide a bit more details.. very vague people won't be able to see the big picture and have good advice

My evil resident spiny blue lobster decided to eat it..

Sadly it's not with me anymore.. Here it is.

Thankfully no

Try not to put your hands too close to it, even though it is not an aggressive fish it's better to be careful. They are coral safe, but they're not safe around anything that can fit into its mouth such as small fishes and invertebrates. They generally do not sting things on purpose, the spines are for defense only. The sting is not lethal unless you are allergic to the venom. If you are stung, submerge your hand in water as hot as you can stand, this will help break down the venom. Hope to help

Thanks for the fat fat YT

PMed.

Mantis shrimp also can