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  1. inwall75
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    Yellow polyps

    They are not azooxanthellae but they get a LOT less than most softies from photosynthesis. If you are not directly feeding them and they are...
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 29, 2005 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Selling my 55 gal. reef tank wit everything..GOOD DEAL!!!!

    If you are determined to go this route, I want you to have as much information as possible. Here's a Google search I did for you....
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 29, 2005 in forum: General Reef Topics
  3. inwall75
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    Yellow polyps

    LOL Birdlady. Great minds think alike.
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 29, 2005 in forum: Soft Corals
  4. inwall75
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    Yellow polyps

    Yellow polyps are one of the few softies that need to be fed. Have you been feeding them?
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 29, 2005 in forum: Soft Corals
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    carbon...

    I have no idea what the sand looking stuff is but would suspect chemi-clean or E.M. You don't want Carbon in with either of those. (Actually, I...
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 29, 2005 in forum: General Reef Topics
  6. inwall75
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    FINALLY getting somewhere.

    Yikes...what is the TDS coming out of your RO unit? It sounds like a blown membrane to me.
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 26, 2005 in forum: Algae
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    is this a mantis or bad shrimp

    They are pretty cool looking. They live commensaly with porites. http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/july2002/gallery.htm
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 25, 2005 in forum: Inverts
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    All acrilic sump

    Looking forward to it
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 25, 2005 in forum: I made this!
  9. inwall75
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    Gulf Coast Dolphins - Update

    Thanks!!! In such trying times, we need all of the good news we can get.
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 22, 2005 in forum: The Bucket
  10. inwall75
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    keepin octopuses at home

    Quite a few octocorals utilize Calcium to produce internal spicules that allow them to stay fairly rigid. Pipe organs use Calcium to lay down...
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 18, 2005 in forum: Inverts
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    keepin octopuses at home

    It would eat you mandarin in a heartbeat. They only have on hard part on their body...their beak. They can fit their entire body through any...
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 17, 2005 in forum: Inverts
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    Layer of plankton??

    Most things nasty are destined to end up on the surface of your water. Protein skimmers take advantage of this and operate on the exact same...
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 7, 2005 in forum: Algae
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    Time to share

    You should definately hang the chili coral. Otherwise it's tissue sits on itself during the day as shown in one of your pics. Hopefully it's...
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 6, 2005 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Time to share

    WOW!!! It's really come along well. Great pic of the chili coral too.
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 6, 2005 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Another question about an overflow

    That's a weir overflow. Once you get it set to the correct depth, the siphone should start all on it's own.
    Post by: inwall75, Sep 3, 2005 in forum: New To The Hobby
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