Recent content by BigReepher

I'm moving and the tank has to go. I have a variety miliporas, acros, live rock, some zoas and rics for sale. I'll sell frags or the whole colony. If you live near Louisville and your in the market for some corals, then you owe it to yourself to come see what I have. Whatever the locals don't...

:drool: Very nice, looking forward to seeing some pics.

Pete Rose

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It does appear to be brook, it is highly contagious amongst clownfish. Formalin has been known to work and I've used it successfully. I would probably try to catch any other clowns and give them a dip. Check water parameters and make any changes slowly. The formalin dip should be done as...

Foxface rabbitfish is another alternative. They are slightly venomous and some have been known to pick at LPS and zoas. I've also seen a few vlamingi tang eat it.

BIG RED is a cream soda and doesn't taste anything like the gum, thank goodness.

For those of you that don't know, I work at one of the premier pet shops in the Kentuckiana area. Sandy's Pet Shop. Okay enough modesty it's the best pet shop for hundereds of miles. I'm not say that because I work there, it really is. We've set the bar so high that most places around have...

BIG RED for me. Most of the U.S. doesn't have Big Red but oh man is it good. If you're ever in the Louisville, KY area there are two things you should check out. BIG RED and Sandy's Pet Shop.

Basically because they aren't wild caught fish and they tend to have a better survival rating. Same with their frags. ORA also has more overhead than nature.

Gratz! Making an artificial longspine urchin will give the newly hatched eggs a place to hide and keep them from the mouths of other fish. Using a ball of two part epoxy, often used when fragging corals, place skewers or broom clippings into the epoxy to simulate the longspines of the urchin...

After watching this Powder Blue Tang for the last 3 weeks at the LFS, where I work, I decided he was too good to pass up. He eats everything I've thrown at him and looks as healthy as can be. I added him to the tank today and he seems to be enjoying himself. Just thought I share my excitement...

Powder Blue Tang

Pros and Cons: Reef tanks are kinda like women, beautiful and expensive. The sand, liverock, good skimmer and lots of light approach works very well. Clown fish are very reef safe and a pair should do nicely in the 20 your wanting to put in your sons room. As for recommendation, I'm like most...

Thanks for the kind words Paulyray, it's nice to hear. I was a long time customer of Sandy's pet shop before becoming an employee. After years of hating my job in the printing industry I decided I wanted to seek out a job in something I love. So far it's been bitter sweet, I'm makin a quarter of...