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I live in Taylor-Old Forge area which is between Scranton and Wilkes Barre. Have you ever been to the Pet Zone in Pittston. He's got some nice stuff, he has two 150 gal and a 90 gal he sells out of. He's been in business about 30 years. His name is Bill or his son Bill jr.

Too far of a drive for me, i'm in Pa.

A undrilled tank is just your basic tank. A reef ready tank has holes drilled in the glass for the filtration and return lines

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welcome aboard. It's a good time to start your research if you haven't already.

Everyone is new to this hobby, some are just newer than others. After 30+ years, some days I feel like a noobie as well. Welcome aboard.

There are many different ways of capturing a Mantis Shrimp, but most methods involve removing the LR from the tank. A very easy method which is minimal invasion of the tank is a trap. You first need a small plastic soda bottle; 16oz is perfect. Cut the top of the bottle neck off at the...

Mantis shrimp can play havoc on a tank and should be kept in a species tank. I think you can buy a mantis trap on line. People have made their own by cutting the top off a soda pop bottle to form a funnel and reverse the cut part of the bottle so the top is inside the bottle. Be sure to take...

Knowing what you did wrong and trying to get it a good home is a step in the right direction. :thumbup: :thumbup: to you for doing this. I would gladly take it but too far of a drive for me. Good luck on finding it a good home.

First thing you'll need to do is to decide what kind of tank you want to keep. Fish only or mixed reef. This will play a big part on the equipment you will need. As burntricer said read as much as you can to get yourself familiar with the saltwater world. Good lighting and pristine water quality...

You said you redirected the flow. This is probably what made the nem move. As stated, check all water params and try to get the water flow back like it was.

Just leave it alone. Probably came from a tank with less lighting than you have so it will take time for it to adjust to your lighting.

What ever you do don't touch it. Bristles can do a number on your fingers. Gloves are a must.

Anemone's need T5 or mh lighting.A roaming anemone is a unhappy anemone. Also feeding smaller bits of food is better than large bits because the anemone has to use a lot more energy digesting larger pieces. Food should be no bigger than 1/4 to 1/2 the size of the anemone's mouth. The food should...

Silversides or any fish are not a big part of a diet for most of the anemones that we keep. H.mag, and S.hadoni may be the exceptions, and even then, fish arent the biggest part of their diet. Small plankton(without bones) is a better diet for them. Mysis shrimp and cyclop-eeze is also good to feed.

Silversides or any fish are not a big part of a diet for most of the anemones that we keep. H.mag, and S.hadoni may be the exceptions, and even then, fish arent the biggest part of their diet. Small plankton(without bones) is a better diet for them. Mysis shrimp and cyclop-eeze is also good to feed.

Well said Clownfish518

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I also would be interested in some as I have a 55 in which I'm going to start to put corals in. I will gladly pay for shipping. If you would send me a pm and let me know. I don't have anything to trade as i'm just starting to add corals but if you're willing to give them away instead of killing...

Good luck in your search