Recent content by theDeedo

yeah so, he aint a calupra eater, but I do like him alot. He loves to color change. I guess I am going to try a Naso next, hopefully he will eat it.

thats weird. I was in a fish store as well yesterday when I heard it.

I have heard recently that the Niger Trigger is the most reef safe of all Triggers because they will not eat at corals but may eat smaller inverts. Anyone else know of this being true?

Just got this little guy last night. I dont have a picture of it myself but I am posting a link of the best picture I could find that represents him well. He is a neat fish, and likes to change colors and camoflauge himself against the rocks. Gold Spotted Rabbitfish - Siganus punctatus I...

Anyone here ever had a Sailfin, or Naso Tang eat calurpra(sp)?

yeah I think I will give it a go. They are such a beautiful fish, and I know they clear out pest. But will he decimate my amphipod population? I like my amphipods because they are a great part of my CUC, and good food for other fish (like the wrasse) if need be. Just not sure how voracious of an...

wow beautiful! After Christmas I will be doing quite a bit of coral shopping

awww man that sucks! sorry to hear that.

yeah for a fuge maybe. This stuff spreads like the plague. but nitrates do stay at zero, and as far as I am concerned that's a fair trade

scraping is a good method and it works to spread it. Mine is spotty as well. With me it comes and goes. One week its all over the next week it looks like its fading, and then in a week or two its back. The saltwater hobbyist I got my tank from said his tank was covered and thick, and he claims...

just dont let it into the display tank, I had some get loose in mine and now I am having problems controlling it. Tucking it under a rock works best. I am contimplating buying a scopas tang to see if he will eat it. Hopefully when my fuge is fully functional it will die off im my DT. I am...

I had a cowfish once, that devoured them.

I have 2 250w MH, & PCs in a 110gal tall. Its on a frag rack on the sand bed atm.. I will test mag and ALK, and let you know. But The tissue is not receding. I moved it a few days ago, waiting on signs of improvement.

JandR, why are you worried about the calupera going sexual in the same tank with the cuttles? will it hurt them?

anyone else had any experience removing matted corals?