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I know pro corals has them available at the moment, I have bought corals from them before with no problems, I have also bought from vivid aquariums with no problems either.

could also be just a dominance thing, one trying to establish dominance over the other.

fighting was the first thing that came to mind for me also, turf wars maybe? how many are in your tank?

yes the clowns will be fine, and they will more likely end up pairing up with another host, mine hang out in my bubble coral.

Copper band butterfly may also eat them, I had one that munched all my aiptasia and would also eat mysis from my hand. I have also heard of others that have had no luck getting their CBB to eat aiptasia. The only bad thing about mine was he also cleared my tank of all the feather dusters and...

I know a couple guys that have lights from aquastyle and they are happy with them. If you dont mind going against the grain and running LEDs that arent Cree you can actually get a nice setup for a fraction of the price. I also like the fact that you can get the kits with the UV and red LEDs to...

I think the most unorthodox thing I have done is confiscated my wifes cake pan and lined it with aluminum foil then attached a 250w mogul socket to it for a makeshift reflector, it worked like a charm, wasnt very pretty but functional none the less. Needless to say my wife wasn't as happy as my...

I keep a 29 gal. biocube and have 34 lbs of rock in mine, almost all fiji with the exception of about 5 lbs of tonga branch.

emerald crabs have been known to pick at them also, but like any other critter they are hit and miss. I had 2 of them in my tank and one ate the bubble algae while the other seemed to make his lifes mission to decimate all the coraline algae on my rocks.

i would try to save the little guy if possible

:wave: WELCOME Yes i would use the skimmer.

eels are predators, they naturally feed on fish IMO its just an eel doing what eels do. Some species are more aggressive than others and even some individuals may be more aggressive than others in the same species. I would say take it back to where it was purchased and ask for credit towards...

a pretty quick answer for you, if all you are keeping is fowlr then the lights you have should be fine, however if you are wanting to grow corals then you will need better lights. The watt per gallon is only a rough estimate, it actually depends on how much PAR is reaching your corals.

well, I'm not a big fan of canopies, topless and barebottom all the way....but in this case the tank looks better with the canopy, makes it stand out more and draws your attention to the tank. So I'm going to vote to leave the canopy on.

ecotech radion lights or the vertex illumina 260 both look freakin awesome

those were lights if i remember correctly, that pic was taken at sadddams old parade grounds by the cross swords. That is actually from a couple years ago, im currently playing in the other sandbox at the moment. About halfway through this deployment and looking forward to getting home and...

one of a dendro frag i got from online, i love these guys.

I think someone forgot to account for the amount of sand that will be used up by the flux capacitor due to the lack of molecular bonding commonly associated with this kind of sand...hang on and i will calculate for you. Yep 2 bags should about cover it. :thumber:

the only accurate hydrometer that i know of is called a refractometer