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  1. Greg@LionfishLair
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    babies :)

    I didn't read it as snarky, just to the point...and I agree with you...probably Collonista. :) Here are some pix: [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: Inverts
  2. Greg@LionfishLair
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    What do the resident experts know about this guy?

    Lionfishes are well-suited as captive specimens, and most are long-lived, mild-mannered fishes. Pterois radiata (AKA clearfin or radiated...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 21, 2013 in forum: Lionfish Lair
  3. Greg@LionfishLair
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    Do Fish Eat Rotifers?

    You can raise pods on live phyto, as opposed to culturing rots. We have a good friend who uses this method, but she doesn't use Nannochloropsis, due...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 21, 2013 in forum: Fish Food
  4. Greg@LionfishLair
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    Do Fish Eat Rotifers?

    Rots are pretty small, so you'd have to have some fry-sized fishes for them to make a difference...save your energy and enjoy your tank.
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 20, 2013 in forum: Fish Food
  5. Greg@LionfishLair
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    Worm??

    That looks like a Caribbean Fireworm (Eurythoe complanata), which, altho it is a fireworm, isn't "the" fireworm you hear all the bad stories about,...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 20, 2013 in forum: ID This!
  6. Greg@LionfishLair
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    The Addiction!

    Research will always, ALWAYS pay off, as will taking your time. As for the obsession, you're talking to someone who has had 14 SW tanks running at...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 20, 2013 in forum: General Reef Topics
  7. Greg@LionfishLair
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    help please not sure whats going on

    Red Slime Remover is meant to kill bacteria, since cyano is a since bacteria. Your biofiltration is also bacteria. I suspect you've killed at least...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 20, 2013 in forum: New To The Hobby
  8. Greg@LionfishLair
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    Chiller for Small Tanks

    Glad you like the chiller! That's exactly the point I make when peeps ask about chillers...sure, there are ways to cool tanks down, and I've used...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 19, 2013 in forum: General Reef Topics
  9. Greg@LionfishLair
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    75G Marine Planted Pony Playground

    Ah...gotcha RM...I'm glad you have a handle on the macro and plants, and I did miss that somehow...mea culpa. That's great that Beth is still...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 19, 2013 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
  10. Greg@LionfishLair
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    Need help choosing a new camera!

    We use Canons...Renee is shooting with a 5D mk II (I have Renee's old, old Digital Rebel 350). We have a Canon 100mm 1:1 f 2.8 macro lens...it's...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 19, 2013 in forum: Aquarium Photography
  11. Greg@LionfishLair
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    What do the resident experts know about this guy?

    There's nothing cuter than a baby lionfish... Here's our volitans when it was a tiny juvie...it lived in a 6 gal cube on our bathroom counter for...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 19, 2013 in forum: Lionfish Lair
  12. Greg@LionfishLair
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    Aquarium Fence

    It's in the article... "Sea bream, sea bass, mullets, eels and octopuses are just some of the marine species found in Mehmet Ali Gökçeoğlu’s...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 19, 2013 in forum: The Bucket
  13. Greg@LionfishLair
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    Sea Cucumber.

    Your pic is pretty fuzzy, but it looks like you have a Holothuria sp. cuke...they aren't really the "tank-nukers"...that would be genus Cholochirus...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 19, 2013 in forum: ASAP
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    Plump up a fish

    It depends on how thin they are...it took a few months to fatten up our OSFF. Since the fish is eating (you're lucky there), simply give it a good,...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 17, 2013 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Algae, is this the norm?

    Oops...unfortunately, margarita snails are temperate critters, and generally don't live long at tropical temps. Don't be surprised if you lose them....
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 17, 2013 in forum: Algae
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    Plump up a fish

    Mysis is rather low in protein (generally 10% and change, minimum), so it's not a great muscle-builder on its own.
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 17, 2013 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Playstation 4 or Xbox One?

    The VERY FIRST original xbox we bought had the RROD right out of the box on xmas AM...they replaced it quickly tho.
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 17, 2013 in forum: The Bucket
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    Plump up a fish

    Gotcha, however mysis isn't a high protein food, so a diet of mysis alone isn't the best if you can help it. You might try shaved salmon flesh (use...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 17, 2013 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Making Room for Coral

    The tank looks a WHOLE lot better with the new 'scape...nice job.
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 17, 2013 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    Algae, is this the norm?

    Just something to bear in mind...your tank is CYCLED, but is far from MATURE. It will still "bounce around" a bit as it matures...different types of...
    Post by: Greg@LionfishLair, Jul 17, 2013 in forum: Algae
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