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    brittlestar

    Bright yellow ones are quite dangerous as well. The more drab ones are usually quite safe. Each animal is an individual so it would be a good...
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 3, 2005 in forum: Inverts
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    Coral Dynamics Part 2

    Awesome!!! I'm not in the position to buy anything at the moment but this is quite generous of you.
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 1, 2005 in forum: Coral
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    Reproduction of many coral??

    http://www.wetwebmedia.com/corallim.htm FWIW, if you have set up a tank to be a "softy" environment, they tend to grow quite well with good...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 31, 2005 in forum: Coral
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    Tubastrea or sun coral- tissue loss- help

    Each polyp is a separate animal. When you feed, do you use a syringe to ensure that each polyp is fed?
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 27, 2005 in forum: NPS Corals
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    first post kinda thing

    WELCOME TO 3REEF!!! Looking forward to seeing more info on your tanks.
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 25, 2005 in forum: The Bucket
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    why is kalkwasser better then regular Ca

    OK, I had it a little wrong although I could possibly see a build-up of Borate if you continued to use Marine Buffer in a reef tank. Rusty said,
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 23, 2005 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    why is kalkwasser better then regular Ca

    I don't really care one way nor the other what manner people handle their Calcium and Alkalinity supplementation. EVERY single method has benefits...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 22, 2005 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Kalk, Ca, pH, Super Buffer dKH... Which Combination???

    I don't know your Calcium or Magnesium levels so it is hard for me to know exactly what to tell you. The KH of 14 is making it harder for you to...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 22, 2005 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    new fuge, quick question

    Yes, most bacteria live in a biofilm on surfaces. However, some of them are motile and swim around in the water column. Using this old water will...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 21, 2005 in forum: Refugium
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    new fuge, quick question

    24 hours for the fuge For the quarantine tank, when you do your first waterchange use the old water. Add a SMALL pinch of food once a week to...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 21, 2005 in forum: Refugium
  11. inwall75
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    aquariumgirl's reefs

    Looks great. Pet that cute little mantis for me.
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 21, 2005 in forum: New To The Hobby
  12. inwall75
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    ID this hitch hicker please

    I don't know the species of that particular one. However, it is just a harmless feather duster. No worries.....just a filter feeder.
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 20, 2005 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    hi all!

    WELCOME TO 3REEF!!! I would run both skimmers for a while to help reduce organics. There is nothing at all wrong with a skimmer being in the...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 20, 2005 in forum: The Bucket
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    DHMO in our aquariums

    No worries!!! I was just funning with everyone. What compound do you know that is made of two elements of Hydrogen and one Oxygen??? This...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 19, 2005 in forum: The Bucket
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    DHMO in our aquariums

    All of us with tanks are exposed to varying degrees of DMHO (Dihydrogen Monoxide). I just wanted to make everyone aware of the issue....
    Thread by: inwall75, Aug 19, 2005, 7 replies, in forum: The Bucket
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    Help me ID this beauty

    You could very well be correct. It does look like a cupped boulder coral. It's so hard to do online ID's.
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 18, 2005 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Finding Drift Nets

    Not only were drift nets recently responsible for almost killing those Russian submariners, the people using the drift nets are getting downright...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 18, 2005 in forum: Environmental
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    First sign of "Red Slime"

    I see some pink coralline. I see what MAY be red coralline or MAY be cyano. If you swish your hand in front of the red stuff, does it float off...
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 16, 2005 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    DI Water Causing Issues

    Was it a brass T? Brass' chemical composition is Cu3Zn2. I wonder if it's the Copper (Cu) in the brass T if that's what you have.
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 16, 2005 in forum: ASAP
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    Calcium Reactor Setup

    Does this link help any? http://www.cnidarianreef.com/faq.cfm?FID=37
    Post by: inwall75, Aug 15, 2005 in forum: Water Chemistry
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