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I personally blame Lovie for the loss, the Colts adapted their plan as the game progressed and the Bears did not, as for Rex, this is essentially his rookie year and for a QB who has had 1 season of starting every game... not bad. He does have the are to throw the long ball and has proven it...

I picked up some today... he loves it, he keeps going back to where it was for more. He ate all the hair algae that was in the tank in 3 days so I was a little concerned but all is well, specifically it is green marine algae so for anyone thing about getting one, at least mine eats it willingly.

I have seen them do very well on the sand, this is the first time I have ever heard sand irritates them. Here are some pics on the sand. http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/aug2002/Featured_Aquarium%208%2002/index_3.htm

1. Unless you current LR is left exposed for a extended amount of time, no. I would set up a tub adding water from the tank (enough to cover the rock completely) add a powerhead just for circulation and all should be good. 2. I would not completely clean the old stuff unless it is left exposed...

I agree with Boomer, I start skimming as soon as I set up and stop when medicating, depending on the treatment.

Any suggestion on feeding a Sea Hare? He (snuffalufagus, named by my wife) has already wiped out the hair algae in my 38 pony tank, I tried boiled lettuce and he aint interested. I am planning on getting some macro today for a fuge and maybe some for him to eat.

Very nice, cant wait to see the updates as time goes by.

Remember to switch slowly, not all at once. When switching salts you should start at like 90% old and 10% new gradually increasing the amount of new salt by 10% in each water change. Just like changing anything , lights, food, etc. your system and livestock are acclimated to what is currently...

Agreed, my understanding is garlic will help build strong imune systems in fish, if that is true it would explain how light infestations are fought off, not by the garlic (directly) but by the fishes own imune system which is boosted by garlic like us eating properly...

The only 3 methods that work on ich are the ones Cheeks stated, a UV will NOT cure ich, it will only kill the waterbourne parasites that pass through, however the parasite that are on the fish or the ones that cling to rocks, substrate etc. will be completely unaffected. A cleaner shrimp will...

Lets here some Supe Bowl predictions..... Heres mine: BEARS 34 COLTS 10

Not at all, I spend about 2 hours, Fridays, 6 hours Saturays and 4 hours on Sundays doing water changes and cleaning 12 tanks. Except this Sunday, so I can watch the BEARS KICK THE COLTS BEHINDS

Most yes but there are tons more breed in captivity then when I started keeping tanks 20+ years ago, yellow tangs, clowns, seahorses, gobies,Triggers, damsels, hawkfish and lions to name a few. Althought the percentage is much higher for wild cought, the percentage of breed is on the rise. This...

At one time, you did not even do water changes. Old water was considered the best thing since sliced bread, who knows in a few years we may say "remember when we used RO/DI water, what a mistake"

Welcome, I have a Coral Beauty and he pretty much leaves things alone. I know most of the species reputations, but, those standards were set while most of the fish were wild caught. More and more are breed in captivity and dont have all the "evil" traits they used to, IMO. A example is this, I...

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The only time I leave the light off is when introducing a fish into a tank with a more agressive tank mate. In that case I add the fish with the lights off and leave them off until the following day.

Sorry for your loss. You should consider filing a complaint with the BBB against that store. What store is it and where is it at, I want to make sure I never go in if it in the Chicago area.

Actually those two will have no issues, I have a Coral Beauty with a Humu Humu Trigger, a Yellow Tang and 2 damsels in a 280 and all get along fine.

WELCOME, Looking forward to some pics.