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  1. coral reefer
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    cured vs. uncured

    Live rock that is cured is basically rock that has sat around for a period of time in a tank with powerhead and filtration to prepare it for a tank...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: Live Rock
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    Upgrading lights...are these enough?

    In my opinion, go with the 6 to offer more lighting as you never know what light loving corals or other animals you may seek to add.
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: T5 Aquarium Lighting
  3. coral reefer
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    Stocking order for tank?

    You could add them all at once in my opinion! Eventually you may have a problem with aggression portrayed by your Clowns when you add other fish...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    World Record Piranha (actually Goliath Tigerfish!)

    Species ENJOY!
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: Freshwater Fish
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    Brain Coral Problem

    Try 40 drops of Lugol's in a gallon of saltwater and place the coral in their for roughly 7 minutes, then remove and place the coral back in your...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: ASAP
  6. coral reefer
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    Hydnophora Coral

    It requires intense light and is potent in its toxic make up so be careful housing it near other corals! It should appear furry or hairy in...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: SPS Corals
  7. coral reefer
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    water movement

    The best way of determining what strength(gph) is by the numer and type of corals you have! Different types of coral require different water flow...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: New To The Hobby
  8. coral reefer
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    Brain Coral Problem

    What do you mean by looking bad...can you explain further? The white area on your brain could be the result of improper lighting, tissue necrosis,...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: ASAP
  9. coral reefer
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    Anemone in fuge?

    It is possible that it is not an anemone at all but a corallimorpharian. Corynactis or Pseudocorynactis, which are evident by their ball shapped...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: ID This!
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    feather duster

    You can also plug up the top of its hole with putty/epoxy, which may be quicker and easier!!!
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: ID This!
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    feather duster

    Vermatid snails can grow and spread quickly, and other than possibly effecting water flow if you have a very dense population of these snails, they...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: ID This!
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    cool bubble coral at night pics.

    Plerogyra is pretty, especially if you get the morph with contrasting bubbles. Their are also two different species of Bubble Coral. Be careful...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: LPS Corals
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    macro die off

    I like to dose some iron into my tank to aid in the health of my macro. As Tangster stated add carbon and I would also do a water change!
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: Algae
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    Phosate keep or get rid

    It is also similar to our skimmers with the various contaminants that attach themselves to the micro bubbles of the skimmer only to be deposited in...
    Post by: coral reefer, Apr 1, 2008 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Sand, Stupid Sand

    Trust me your sand isn't dead! Often times it is an experiment to find the exact location that works for your particular tank based on a number of...
    Post by: coral reefer, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: Sand
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    White powder/film in my new tank

    You definitely will want to test your water, though at the present time you do not have any live rock, sand or livestock to make it even more...
    Post by: coral reefer, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Phosate keep or get rid

    For keeping aneomes, you need to supply intense light first of all! Then you need to maintain stable pH, alkalinity, salinity and temperature....
    Post by: coral reefer, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    White powder/film in my new tank

    Hi Rob! Welcome to 3reef first of all! As for you dilemna, it seems as if you are having a problem with precipitation of calcium in your tank....
    Post by: coral reefer, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Phosate keep or get rid

    Their are two forms of phosphate. Inorganic and organic. Test kits only test for the orthophosphate or inorganic form, NOT the organic form! You...
    Post by: coral reefer, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    ready to give up

    I dose iodine based on what I have read by Eric Borneman, Julian Sprung and Charles Delbeek with great success! I know that Xenia does better with a...
    Post by: coral reefer, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: ASAP
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