Recent content by Flatlander

My 2 yr. old copperband just decided my crocea,s looked yummy. He is very well fed. Loves to eat mysis from my fingers and most other frozen foods. I had just mentioned elsewhere, that he never bothered anything.:rolleyes: I spent over a day removing him and most other stuff from my...

:makefun: Ohhh. Nice pants. Hmm, I think I have a pair like that. :tears:

:wave: Hi Charlie Travis, I downsized a couple of times in the last few years. Both times I hated it and went back to a larger tank. :smack: Cant say why. Perhaps its always the draw of the larger tank and fish. My last was a 90 cube. Easy water changes I though, just as you...

:drooool: What a beautiful aquarium. Nice colours.Just happens to be the identical size I was looking at making. I planed on running a pair of 400w bulbs though, instead of three. I see you went with no front access. How the problems with reach across the 3ft. span. My 24in. was bad...

Michael, Its most likely a reaction to the toxin from dead flatworms. I have read hundreds of "exit" posts and never seen the fish suffer from the exit itself. The flatworm toxin however, is another story. The best treatment is to leave him there as you mentioned. Run lots of carbon and...

Hi ya Johnny :hallo: Good to see you back in buisness. Tank looks like its coming along fine.

So, :drooool: , has anyone seen this publication? Have I missed it?

Again Kia, with out 15yr. old weenie. :)

Kia, out dobie/lab cross.

:LOL:

Central Canada. Manitoba to be exact. I live about 100 miles north of the US/Canada border.

Ohhhhhhhhhh, its -39 C, this morning. :D

Its only going to -31 C here tonight. :hallo:

:cry1: http://reefcentral.com/totm/2001-04/

I do notice more "snot" algae, when my flow is slower. There is a good thread running on Erics forum, {at RC}, regarding the use of calerpa v turf algae. Or even having calerpa type algaes in ones reef tank.