shoelevy

heh....thanks people....the fishes seem to LOVE tubifex....heart ache to stop feeding them good food

nope copepods don't need lightings...they're not plants...hehe...they eat phytoplankton so u can go get those kind of food to add into your tanks. for my mandarin i get the copepods to survive by feeding aquapharm 5 in 1 coral food which is essentially phytoplankton. feeds both corals and copepods. try it!

regardign the cobweb stuff...its probably just sponge...it'll die off how long is your tank by the way naganoth?

sure people clean live rocks. i'm quite certain many do. but the way to clean it is really contraversial. personally, i jet the live rocks with tap water to get rid of the surface dirt. then i immerse the rocks into a pail of tap water for 5 mins to get all the stupid bristle worms out. then i put the rocks in. this method kills almost all the bad stuff but the good stuff too. but don't worry cause usally the good stuff grows back...infact, i've used this method all i still get lots of cute tubeworms and star fishes attched on the rock into my tank. the other method is to brush the rocks while they are immerse in a pail of salt water similar to that of your tank. success of this i wouldn't know. hope this can help!

the website for the copepods is http://bioweb.uwlax.edu/zoolab/Table_of_Co...od-copepods.htm

this fish actually thrives on brine shrimp when it is desperate. i read on the internet that copepods feed on phytoplankton so i try to help the goby by feeding the copepods to get them to multiply. i feed the copepods aquapharm coral food which has a lot phytoplankton that copepods feed on. the food is also good for corals as well as my tubeworms.

hur hur...its only a few days so i'm not sure if my method works well. but i juggle between brine shrimp and tubifex. but it usually spends its time pecking live rocks. i've seen it!....real cool....it eats copepods and small shrimps on the rock. only eats tubi and brine when it desperate or stumble across accidentally

hey thanks! seems like very few like this fish from the response in this thread....

i like both the leaving brains in tank and Name's Reef, Singapore Reefer. (ala James Bond)

i would like to see it running before i decide if possible could you contact me the time and place at 91697799 because i'll be going back to camp tonight till next sat then sun i'll be leaving for australia...army u see. thanks

ok sorry...didn't know how to resize

by the way, have you guys tried feeding tubifex worms to your fishes?

ok thanks guys

another photo

i bought this fish from janet then showed her the photo of it in my tank both of us think its nice so i decided to share it with u guys

the egress for water mustn't neglect or water flow back noisy

tray compartment holds filter media then water passes out from the bottom square holes

each tray compartment....3 in total

the trickle pipe from which the water sprays out from

trickle filter i bought just last month for $40 intended to use for breeding bacteria with coral chips but idea failed. lazy to mod and bought another canister filter for the job so selling this. its manufactured for use as a trickle filter and length is 4ft. i'm selling it the same package as when i bought it. no filter media. refer to pictures below. NO powerhead. i say again...package when i bought does not come and so i am not including a powerhead for function.used only once. selling at $32 (neg)

why are u selling? can i see it?

can u give more details like how old and why selling?

yeah this would be real cool...how bout 3 fishes of the week...cause i think there are too many fishes to slowly introduce week by week

when you pour the garlic guard in...do u let the shrimp sit for a while for it to soak up the garlic or u throw it into the freezer immediately? i'm sorry but i can't catch the last part...is it with or without the garlic juice?

if u go sea life at balestier...u will see one display tank running on 2 2213 canisters. very beautiful....and i think its a 2ft tank....if they can do it so can u!....kam pa teh!