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  1. Mr. Bill
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    Is it possibly to put too much garlic on food?

    What kind(s) of fish and what type(s) of food? FWIW, I've always found the best appetite stimulant to be a variety of quality foods from the proper...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Jan 4, 2013 in forum: Fish Food
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    2 of these for my biocube?

    Although a bit pricey, the RapidLED retrofit kit is probably your best option. I'm afraid Alex is correct, except I don't think you could get enough...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Jan 4, 2013 in forum: LED Aquarium Lighting
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    Help Me Improve My Tank

    Allow me to re-emphasize what Vinny said-- stop using Purple-Up. You don't know all the elements or the quantities in that stuff, so while you may be...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Jan 3, 2013 in forum: General Reef Topics
  4. Mr. Bill
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    Help Me Improve My Tank

    As Vinny and Daniel stated, a skimmer is never a bad idea... except that skimmer. If you're looking to buy one, I'd suggest you go with a good name,...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Jan 3, 2013 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Help Me Improve My Tank

    FWIW, I run a HOB on my 29 with media bags of carbon. GFO can quickly be added if necessary. The flow through a canister filter is usually too high...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Jan 3, 2013 in forum: General Reef Topics
  6. Mr. Bill
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    Is it possibly to put too much garlic on food?

    X3 I've never used garlic for any tank-related purpose. To answer the question in your thread title, yes. Too much fed too often can lead to fatty...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Jan 3, 2013 in forum: Fish Food
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    Marine lighting

    The old "watts per gallon" rule no longer applies. IIRC, it was created when VHO lights were the hobby standard. If you're planning on keeping...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 31, 2012 in forum: Reef Lighting
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    Confused About Salinity

    +1 Absolutely. FYI, NSW is 1.025 - 1.027; ALL of our wet pets come from NSW, in which they also have evolved for hundreds of thousands of years or...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 31, 2012 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Adding live sand

    Watchman gobies are sometimes called shrimp gobies because they are the lookout or watchman for the pistol shrimp with which they share a burrow. As...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 30, 2012 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Adding live sand

    What type of Goby? Please don't say it's a sand sifter. If that 's the case, you just wasted more money on wasted money- they have a nasty habit of...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 29, 2012 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    questions about live rock

    Looks great, Marshall. FWIW, I have 45lbs total in my 29g. :)
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 29, 2012 in forum: Live Rock
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    feather duster compat

    +1 to all the above- 10g is not large enough for the fish, urchin, crab or shrimp. You might be ok with a cleaner shrimp and emerald crab if you...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 29, 2012 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    20 watt LED floodlight good for corals?

    Maybe, maybe not- it depends on what exactly this light is. "Single module" does not directly imply it's a single diode; a module can have as many...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 29, 2012 in forum: LED Aquarium Lighting
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    20 watt LED floodlight good for corals?

    Would you care to elaborate? I'd be interested in seeing some links to factual testing results on this one. 14000Kelvin is the color temperature, be...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 29, 2012 in forum: LED Aquarium Lighting
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    20 watt LED floodlight good for corals?

    FTR, 14000K is full-spectrum, not single color. :)
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 28, 2012 in forum: LED Aquarium Lighting
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    questions about live rock

    At the LFS in my area, dry rock is $2.99 per pound, live is $9.99 per pound. Adds up rather quickly when purchasing large amounts. BTW, while seeing...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 28, 2012 in forum: Live Rock
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    Cheryl's JBJ.

    Congratulations on the new cam. That is a strange growth pattern- can't say I've ever seen anything like it. Very nice color and PE on it and all of...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 27, 2012 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    Marineland Maxi-jets

    FWIW, the #2 option was all they had when I bought mine, and they work. Also, IIRC, the GPH rating is correct with that one; can't remember the exact...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 27, 2012 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    our new trigger..

    Congratulations on the new trigger. Definitely different and beautiful. IMOPE, a lot of aggressive species will remain more peaceful if given enough...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 27, 2012 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    new member

    Hi Michael, and Welcome to 3Reef! Sounds like a really nice setup. Will be waiting to see it in the "Show Your Tank" forum (We love pics :D).
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Dec 27, 2012 in forum: Say Hello!
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