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PEMfish · 01-19-2008, 07:27 PM

I've always tried to keep a culture of them for my Peacock eel. They die off or stop reproducing every few months. So now I'm going to up grade from my 15oz container to a empty cat litter jug. It measures 6"x8" and with top cut off it'll be 10" high. I will use and old AC HOB! Yes, and when this works out I'll move up to a squareish bucket. It will live in my basement. Its recommended to keep them in the fridge but alot of people don't. Right now There in the entry way, it hangs at 55-45*f. But I'll need a outlet, and its too hot in the summer. I know this is really deep for them, oh well. It'll hold 1.9g.

01-19-2008, 07:27 PM	#1 (permalink)
PEMfish Acropora Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Kane Co. Il. Posts: 1,903 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Black worms I've always tried to keep a culture of them for my Peacock eel. They die off or stop reproducing every few months. So now I'm going to up grade from my 15oz container to a empty cat litter jug. It measures 6"x8" and with top cut off it'll be 10" high. I will use and old AC HOB! Yes, and when this works out I'll move up to a squareish bucket. It will live in my basement. Its recommended to keep them in the fridge but alot of people don't. Right now There in the entry way, it hangs at 55-45f. But I'll need a outlet, and its too hot in the summer. I know this is really deep for them, oh well. It'll hold 1.9g. __________________ Paul `EM* See how it all came to be;http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...g-catchup.html My new tank; http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...-opciones.html Make it idiot-proof and someone will make a better idiot. I'll make the whole damn world jealous if given the money to do so. Don't make mistakes and learn from them, read and learn how to avoid mistakes. a)Fix the damn problem b)live with it -But absolutely no b*tching