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Dog owners should be familiar with the usefulness of feeding your canine Greenies. But they cost $1.50 each, and I feed it to my 3 dogs almost everyday, and its taking a hit on my wallet. My fish, corals and dogs eat better than me you see. Anyway, just wondering if anyone knows where else is selling it cheap? Otherwise I'll fly in a 144pc pack if its worth it and split it with some of the dog owners here. Thanks for looking

Any updates on the symbiotic pair of Goby and Pistol Shrimp? Did they eventually find one another? Happily sharing a burrow?

skimdude, This is not the appropriate section to ask if crabs & bristleworms are harmful to your tank. Your Title is also very vague. Moving out to New to Hobby.

Ryan, Its not that bad, but a man's gotta do what man's gotta do. Barracuda is whom you would refer to as an Electrical Guru (as opposed to likes of me who is an Electrical Goondu ). I'll take up his offer if I were you. It should help prevent some rude shocks. There's no screwing with a posssible 150w jolt.

They have remixes of William Hung's version of 'She Bangs' !!!!!! Here. This American Idol have gained much popularity with at least two fan website to his name

... I'm sure you are aware of the famous site. Well then, this for the less-informed.

If I had the cash, I'll get the New York skyline ... Chicago is not too bad. Think BIG guys, think BIG

Golan Heights is not just a pretty place, it is of strategic importance as it overlooks the North and more importantly, the source of life for Israel, the Kinneret.

Nice to see someone pointing it out, particularly that coming from a War Junkie? Well, its not the attrition, but the attention they want. There's a history behind why the Israelites are in the Middle East. We may discuss this but it has its sensitivities. The Middle East is a beautiful country, almost as mysterious and seeped in culture as Asia (well, it is in Asia...). I would also very much like to visit that part of the world.

Anyway, try not to move it too much as it stresses them further. Like I said, LPS are easy and should thrive under the MH. Give it some time, it should recover.

You got to work on the usage of your Grammar man, I can't understand a word. -> So you flipped it -> what used to be on top is now at the bottom -> and still not opening well?

Yashias are quite common, give it some time, it'll come by again Besides, the farm operators and LFSs are monitoring the forum (they'd be dumb if they don't as SRC is the single best source of market demand information) Anyway, if we generate enough interest in them, they'll flood the market soon enough. The latest examples are the cleaners and coco worms

Perhaps to give the members a more comprehensive review, you can consider giving more details on its ease of setup, price, maintenance, etc. Look at my review of the EV120 to get a better idea.

Its just not getting enough light. Majority of LPS have a higher tolerate level of Nitrates, as compared to SPS. LPS are generally easier to upkeep as long as you can provide moderate-high lighting with moderate flow and regular water change to replenish any trace elements essential for maintenance. They also grow slower so calcium and bicarbonate/carbonate, even strontium etc, requirement for growth is not as rigid. However, as recommended by our resident bulbhead, try to not dose anything which you cannot test economically.

Believe its a branching Gorniopora, a hard coral which seems to have little success in hobbyist tank. There are exceptions of course. They are relatively cheap, about $5-7, if acquired from the farms. The LFS prices will be a little marked up. Run a search on Internet to get more information.

Try this. It should redirect the link. 57mb eh? Just as well, only for the seriously demented people who needs the gross fix will wait for the download.

This has been discussed over many times so I leave you guys to slug it out. Just to comment that the rippling effect can be replicated by simply using a incadescent bulb or even an LED in conjunction with other lighting options. Also another consideration is the lifespan of MH as compared to T5, match the replacement cost to that. There is also the CRI and lumens per watt to discuss on.

Mushrooms propogate through splitting, and/or 'uprooting' itself and letting the current carry them to a better (at time worse) spots. A hobbyist in the forum, whose Ricordeas actually moved from the top of the rock where it orginally located, to the side of the rock, just to avoid the searing UV from DE MH. They are pretty much mobile

You guys should really check a website dedicated to him. The #1 Website Dedicated to the Man, The Myth, The Singing and Dancing LEGEND--William Hung!

Think before your post guys ... Nutz, we'll need clearer pictures to ID properly, sure does not look like a Monti Cap to me.

The Goby looks suspiciously like a Ambanoro shrimpgoby (Vanderhorstia ambanoro) or a Goldstreaked prawngoby (Ctenogobiops aurocingulus)

You posted it in your thread The other pair you saw should typically consist of a Pistol Shrimp, it has a claw which is bigger than the other. You may have mistaken it for having lost a claw when you missed the other smaller appendage.

No idea man, rather small about 2cm in length Dark spiral shell, hermit legs with bands of white. Not the ones spiff bought for you from Marine Life.

Believe one of the pairs is already in sunny03's tank. There were good thirty-forty of small hermits in a styrofoam box. Liew could have mistaken them for the Ceriths, which were already in one of the display tank under that of the Truncate Anthiases.

A fairly large shipment of a few oddities and pairs of this and that. Here's an update as at 1800hrs: - Loads of Cleaner shrimps - *Few pairs of Coral Banded Shrimps - *Few pairs anemone shrimps - ###### shrimps - *Horned Turban snails - Cerith snails - Hermits - *Limpets & Chitons - Purple Queen Anthias - *Princess Anthias - Tiger Queen Anthias - Dispar Anthias - Mimic Tangs - Seagrass - short stem seagrass - brown hard stem macroalgae