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    nitrate

    Water change is your quickest way of lowering the nitrates in your tank. Though nitrates can spur the growth of unwanted microalgae, they are also...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 28, 2010 in forum: New To The Hobby
  2. coral reefer
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    Does the conscienctious marine aquarist question?

    The Reef Aquarium Volume 3 By Delbeek and Sprung is the best for intermediate and advanced info on chemistry etc.
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: Books & Magazines
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    Is this Aquarium book anygood??

    There is such an influx of information and media that has flooded the hobby. Much of the information and topics are very similar in nature with the...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: Books & Magazines
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    Cycling/Fuge

    I have used the products (Walt Smith Ent.) and like them. As for the contents of your sump/fuge, I would set it up as if it were an established...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Live sand

    IMO it would be more beneficial for you to buy live rock and dry aragonite sand. Dry aragonite sand will end up becomming teeming with life...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: Sand
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    45 gallon FOWLR

    That is a good point, however, Snowflake Eels don't normally consume fish either. They are crustacean/invertebrate predators. I am just trying to...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Predator Tank

    Your best bet is to perform weekly water changes and have efficient filtration incorporating biological, chemical and mechanical filtration....
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    45 gallon FOWLR

    Well, the first choice can work well together. They are all atleast fairly hardy fish the only concern is the venom that accompanies the Fuzzy Dwarf...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    semi aggressive tank suggestions?

    I would be more concerned about your Dottyback being the boisterous culprit not the Damsel. Pseudochromis' are a small fish with a big temper and...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Water Flow on a 46 Bow

    It is hard to say! Depending on the amount of live rock and corals as well as placement of these you may need to alter the powerheads or add more...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Halide lighting question...

    Your 90 is a deep tank and the 70 watt halides won't penetrate with intense light to the bottom of your tank. Having said this however, depending on...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 27, 2010 in forum: Metal Halide Aquarium Lighting
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    Powder Blue Tang

    The key with Powder Blues and Browns is acclimating them slowly and ensuring that stress is kept to a minimum. Equally important is proper feeding...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    hello everyone

    Hi and welcome to 3reef! Hope you enjoy it here!
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Say Hello!
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    Zoo's flow and lighting

    Not all Zoanthids, Parazoanthids and Palythoas require the same lighting intensities and water flow. For instance, IMO, Tubb's Blue require reduced...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Zoo's flow and lighting

    Not all Zoanthids, Parazoanthids and Palythoas require the same lighting intensities and water flow. For instance, IMO, Tubb's Blue require reduced...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Corals not Coming out

    The placement of your coral can have an effect on them or anyother coral for that matter. What is your water temperature? How much water flow do...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Coral
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    Help! Removing Clam

    In the future, the best way of removing a clam from its place of origin is to cut the byssal threads with a sharp knife as close to the rock as...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Clams
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    Maxima clam?

    I would have to say no, though their are other parts to the puzzle that need to be addressed to ensure the health and success of a Maxima Clam, or...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Clams
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    Sand type for Squamosa clam

    It will do fine in either substrate. The main thing is providing ideal water parameters and suitable lighting(food), IMO.
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Clams
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    Derasa clam

    They should do fine IMO since they will attach their byssal strands to attach to the rock. It isn't til they reach larger sizes that they will rely...
    Post by: coral reefer, Jul 26, 2010 in forum: Clams
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