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  1. Vinnyboombatz
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    coral dip

    Probably.What kind are you using?
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 22, 2014 in forum: Soft Corals
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    My Dearest Delicate Berry Harvesters,

    Ouch.......Down goes Frazier...Down goes Frazier.......... Queen of the mashers!!!! Lucy's grape fight!! - YouTube My Berries!!!!
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 21, 2014 in forum: Marine Depot
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    Thanks for the input Gresham.Its much appreciated.;D For those of you who don't know him. He knows fish food.:)
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 21, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Diamond Goby - Master Sand Sifter

    +1 I have seen thousands of ss's die in captivity.:( My friend at the lfs calls them dead fish swimming.:(
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 21, 2014 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Starting a nano reef with a bio wheel?

    Check out my tank build.I have 2 small fish(for now) and lps and softies.While the sump is a good choice;the biowheel/hob if maintained properly is...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 21, 2014 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    PVC glue

    The glue is harmless once dried.If the pipe is under pressure you want to use a primer before the glue.;)
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    His volitan was fed nothing but goldfish.The other fish in the study were fed a variety from other fw species to a more natural diet. The results...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    They may not be able to eat or catch a squid; but they live with other animals that do.(just an example) Dead and decaying matter make up the"soup"...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    I wasn't really trying to get you to agree with me.I was just trying to make sure you understand my point.If you do then great!!!;D I am sure Greg...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    SW fish eat sw fish whole or otherwise. Fish in the ocean don't eat prepared flakes but prepared flakes are made using things from the ocean...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    Show me where I stated Mysis are bad for sw fish?I said I don't feed them to my fish because I try to use a more natural diet and it may or may not...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    Maybe you missed something I said because you seem to think we are disagreeing.A fw fish once in a while may or may not hurt your fish. Unless you...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    My Dearest Delicate Berry Harvesters,

    Thanks for taking the time.Hope I wasn't responsible for any lack of sleep, that replying to this thread may have caused.I will be glad to pay for...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Marine Depot
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    Old fish keeper I don't know what you are having a problem understanding?I am going to vm Gresham. I am sure he has much more scientific data for you...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    SW fish eat SW fish in the wild. They do not however eat Mysis,guppies,or even brine shrimp. The fats and proteins in shrimp differ from fish.I...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 20, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Platygyra Brain Id Color

    Yes keep it on the SB.They only need moederate lighting.Right now I have mine under t5s and a dual dimmable led strip for shimmer.Heres my new tank...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 19, 2014 in forum: ID This!
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    simmer eating pods

    We think it has something to do with the pressure wave the blades create.It keeps the blades,or needle wheel from actually hitting them and instead...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 19, 2014 in forum: Protein Skimmers
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    Need help ID-ing this strange guy

    Absolutely my bad.Give me a break it was late and I just finished moving.lol I assumed it was a clean qt tank which was wrong.Its an lfs yikes yeah...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 19, 2014 in forum: ID This!
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    Why guppy tanks are a great food source for your reef

    Good links and articles. When a non human is dissected after death its called a necropsy.;) I have assisted in several. A good friend(marine...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 19, 2014 in forum: Fish Food
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    Need help ID-ing this strange guy

    I just read they are rarely filmed which may have lead me to believe they are rare.Maybe they just didn't know where to look.lol Put some sand on the...
    Post by: Vinnyboombatz, Jan 18, 2014 in forum: ID This!
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