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    Anyone from Northern California?

    I"m also from the Bay Area. We've got TONS of stores, all very in quality, ethics and size. I personally would stay CLEAR of any store selling...
    Post by: Gresham, Dec 30, 2002 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Transporting Natural Sea Water

    Matt- Why do you need to transport 210g? Thats a ton of water for your 75g. I use 15g blue containers and 5g clear containers to transport my water...
    Post by: Gresham, Dec 30, 2002 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Few more small reef fish

    For those of you who care, the one I called a kelp greenling is a Redrump Blenny. Its latin name is Xenomedia rhodopyga and its a live bearer. The...
    Post by: Gresham, Dec 21, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    The Ultimate Wave-Maker!

    This is how Monterey Bay Aquarium does their surges.
    Post by: Gresham, Dec 13, 2002 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    NSW Poll

    I'd do it, filter it thru some micron bags down to 1 micron, you'll be fine w/ incoming tide. I use nsw commercially and know MANY other wholesalers...
    Post by: Gresham, Dec 11, 2002 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    gobies

    Its great no one eats as much turkey as the US, they won't have our same genetics problem. In the US, all our commercially available turkeys are from...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 29, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Is that possible?

    Many reefers prefer the 5500 kelvin, they say it looks more natural.  If your using a acrylic tank, some manufacturers say go with any kelvin above...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 29, 2002 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    gobies

    Being shy and burrowing are perfectly natural for GH sleeper gobies. If they weren't, they'd be a quick snack in the wild. At my work, I feed sinking...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 28, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    HELP !!!!

    What shape are the snails?  Are they a cone shape and white, or typical snail shape with some type of pattern on them?  If you give me a better...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 28, 2002 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    m tank from northcoastmarines.com

    The o-ring is the black round rubber ring around the collection cup. It holds the collection cup up. Over time it breaks down, falls apart and drops...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 18, 2002 in forum: Product Review Archives
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    m tank from northcoastmarines.com

    Lucky he didn't blame it on the bombing or CA's power problems. Sounds like a lame answer, most tanks are built within our borders. What were they...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 14, 2002 in forum: Product Review Archives
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    live rock and live sand from tbsaltwater.com

    What about shapes/sizes? Many bowling balls? Is it heavy as it looks, or did it suprise you when you picked it up for the first time?
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 14, 2002 in forum: Product Review Archives
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    orange algae

    Re:  orange algae Royal Grammas can be kept in groups(IMO), but in a 40g I'd stick with 1. I've had 4 in a 100g w/ zero problems and the same...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 12, 2002 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Few more small reef fish

    Other White Sand Goby average size is 1/2" (notice 1/2" pvc in background) this one has a pretty cryptic color pattern, and is able to...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 12, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Few more small reef fish

    White Blackeyed Sand Goby Largest size I've seen is around 1 1/4" with most being 3/4"
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 12, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Few more small reef fish

    Heres a few more small reef fish. There's two sand gobies, maybe male/female and a undef. Blenny that I've name Kelp Greenling blenny. He looks like...
    Thread by: Gresham, Nov 12, 2002, 5 replies, in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Pics of a few small reef fish

    Mexican Clingfish from the sea of Cortez. no info, sorry. Only pair I've seen.
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 12, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Pics of a few small reef fish

    Snakehead or Orange Throat Pike Blenny max size around 4" (still really small, less than pencil thick) Believe it or not, this fish is really...
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 12, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Pics of a few small reef fish

    Male Sailfin Signal Blenny broodstock@CICIAMAR in Baja Mexico.
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 12, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Pics of a few small reef fish

    Undesribed Triplefin Blenny max size around 3" EDIT: actually its a Flash-light or Orange Spot Goby. Latin name is Coryphopterus urospilus.
    Post by: Gresham, Nov 10, 2002 in forum: Tropical Fish
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