KingFish

You can try the Lurker's Guide to Stomatopod, otherwise run a general search and hopefully you'll get lucky. Do update us if you have any progress

How about ALSSOU? "Al Skim the Sh*t Outta U" Great job Alvy ... will await the review and some pictures

Quick Tanzy, time to break out the slush funds you have been hoarding for your black markets purchases

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In any case, in the morning, I'll make sure I give them all a good pat and that things are in order before I leave for work. When I come back, I'll spend some time with them before shower, and again when we're watching TV, they will sit near us. Take them out for walks on weekends whenever we can so they can socialise with humans and other dogs. Keeping a dog is a responsibility for life, to them: YOU ARE EVERYTHING Other dog owners are welcome to comment

Till he matures, you'll have to take care of him. Consider getting a holding pen or gate to isolate him to an area where he still have space to move about, a kitchen or utility area is a good idea. Ensure there are enough toys to keep him company, and make sure he can't hurt himself. Teach him where is the potty area is and differentiate it from where is the food and water. There's quite a bit to read, just like this hobby, hope you did your homework.

Nice dogs guys ... we can try to organise the 1st SRC Reefers Dog Meet again, perhaps Pasir Ris Park where its less crowded and close to the farms . Blueheaven, is that why? Davies is a still pup, that's his job.

AT, looked like you waked Harry up for that shot... 3 dogs is all we can handle, even four hands cannot keep up MS is a very popular dog now, I have some quality local breeder contacts if you're interested. I know there are more MS owners in this forum, hope to see them here.

Its a simple matter of biodegradability. Logically, cotton being organic matter is easier to breakdown of its hydrocarbon makeup than synthetic materials such as plastic, polystyrene, et cetera. Cotton will take about 1-5 months in various conditions to biodegrade while Styrofoam will take forever. capisca?

Don't think cotton bags will last very long in saltwater. Suggest you to get the bags they sell at the LFS, its rather cheap, about $3-4 a piece. Better that than coming back home to have your filter media all over your tank.

One of them from my wife's hamster horde

And Schatzi

Lovely Shandy ...

Here's my Sky *Moving this to a new thread

Haughty little fella isn't it? Its paired a red Tiger Pistol Shrimp in that burrow somewhere, its guarding the shared burrow now.

Here's a Goby with distinct orange spots

Terryz, if you're confident, there are at least 4 more at PR. They are all of the largest size I've ever seen, feeding is no issue.

He is not shy at all...

Close, but not close enough. Its an A. Rainfordi, from Paradiz Reef

You can make some informed judgement about which pump can be used for the EV180 by referencing the manual to determine the required flow rate (with or without head pressure) then matching it to the locally available pumps. The RIO 3100 HP Aqua Pump - 900 gph/0ft - 782 gph/2ft - 690 gph/4ft - 500 gph/6ft The Dolphin's specs can be referred to here. Assuming a head pressure of about 2ft, you'll need a flow rate of approximately 800GPH (US) which is about 3000L/hr. My advice is to get an EHEIM, you can't go wrong with a German pump. Throttling the skimmer later is a skill you'll have to develop by yourself when you get it up and running. I suppose you can carry on from here

There are 2 new additions to my Gobies Tank, here's one of them who is obviously not impressed with the other new flamboyant entrant. Wanna guess what the other Goby is?

that was niceeeee, Please comply to the guidelines for topic titles. This is your final warning

Frankly, I hope you are aware that Dragon Wrasses are not suitable for reeftank as they tend literally MOVE your rocks around and prey on your crustaceans and shrimps. To answer your questions anyway, your Resident Dragon will make short work of the passive Gobies. To clean the diatoms and algae, you can consider a herbivorous Tang instead.

Care to explain your rationale?

BlueHeaven, I have 3 Mini Schnauzers myself and I can always find time for them even in my busy schedule. You can try posting in DoggieSite but the members there run on a short fuse so I'd thread carefully. Your concern should be to find a suitably experienced dogkeeper who is equipped to take care of the Davies. You can followup with his new owner on a regular basis until you're sure its in good hands. *Note: I cleaned out some of the 'trash posts' in your thread as I do not think this matter should be trivialised.