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    gobies again

    OK guys, he said he's an aussie, the inverts listed above, generally don't get exported to his local.  Convict blennies aka engineer gobies move...
    Post by: Gresham, Mar 21, 2003 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    ECO-Aqualizer

    Trickamn, yah, you're wrong. 100g viewing with appox. 60g sump/skimmer(second sump)/surge. I do find it funny that you've only posted on this...
    Post by: Gresham, Mar 13, 2003 in forum: Product Review Archives
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    Reef Tank Temp?

    After many talks with Shimek, I keep my systems with DSB's around 80 - 82 degrees. Prior to talking to him, I'd keep my systems between 74 - 78...
    Post by: Gresham, Mar 8, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    clown fish disease

    Clowns ship really hard, one of the harder shippers. Clownfish funk is very very common in newly shipped fish. Buying fish right out of the shipping...
    Post by: Gresham, Mar 8, 2003 in forum: Fish Diseases
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    more reason to push for tank raised

    Hence, the banning of sea horses. Our trade doesn't do even do the harm they do. Sea cucumbers are also up for consideration, I think in a different...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 18, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    ECO-Aqualizer

    Symptoms of over/under powering eco-aqualizer wierd algael growth, I mean strange lathatgic fish, just "hanging around" Seems to effect...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 16, 2003 in forum: Product Review Archives
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    more reason to push for tank raised

    Sea Horses are going to "article 2" CITES status shortly, that means the banning of ALL importion and exportation of all sea horses from...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 16, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    ECO-Aqualizer

    Been testing one since september, not living up to its claims, yet. I probably should play with amount of water passing thru it (you supply...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 15, 2003 in forum: Product Review Archives
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    mantis shrimp

    I had a mantis in my 54 for 2 years, not a spearing type though. He definitly did his share of damage, just to small fish, snails and hermits. He...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 7, 2003 in forum: Inverts
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    and u thought great whites were dangerous

    Damsels and clowns can be quite a handfull in the wild to. A large girabaldi or maroon clown can give a nice bite, and will keep doing it till you...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 6, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    OT: Fight for Fish in the South Pacific

    Matt, could you post a link to that article?
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 6, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    OT: Fight for Fish in the South Pacific

    Yah but if they're long range dope boats, it would be like creating an instant dead reef, huh.
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 5, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    cyanide reversal?

    Hmmmmm, uh, Ok.   Yah sounds good, BUT, cn attacks many different functions, none of which can be helped or "nursed" back.  One thing...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 5, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    ETSS Super Reef Devil

    I had a Super Reef Devil 3(rated to 125g, should be rated @ 60g max IMO), not made any longer (one person @ ETSS told me it wasn't handling the rated...
    Post by: Gresham, Feb 5, 2003 in forum: Product Review Archives
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    fish behaivour

    Its normal for all mentioned fish to do all mentioned things. Angels, Triggers, Tangs, Rabbitfish, Butterfly's and other like bodied fish "lay...
    Post by: Gresham, Jan 25, 2003 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    anenomes

    No, I work in wholesale(we have our own collection stations/permits and collect along with 2 differeant villages in Baja), mainly Mexican stuff. I've...
    Post by: Gresham, Jan 25, 2003 in forum: Inverts
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    anenomes

    Granted I didn't read the entire thread yet, but are you kidding me, a power glo no, 4 maybe. Anemone's aren't a low light critter, they need tons of...
    Post by: Gresham, Jan 18, 2003 in forum: Inverts
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    How Deep Is Your Sandbed?

    My other tanks seem to collect detritus under the overflow, so this was one solution. I borrowed it from freshwater planted aquaria experience.
    Post by: Gresham, Jan 14, 2003 in forum: Sand
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    How Deep Is Your Sandbed?

    I'm running some at 3 - 4 inches and several at 4 - 6 inches. Some are southdown, while others are caribsea special reef grade 0050 aragonite. The...
    Post by: Gresham, Jan 13, 2003 in forum: Sand
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    Transporting Natural Sea Water

    The problem with using a pier, in our area, is most are in a harbor (little water movement). Our bay is highly polluted with many heavy metals and...
    Post by: Gresham, Jan 1, 2003 in forum: General Reef Topics
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