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    Snail IDs

    both are beneficial, algae eaters.
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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    Snail IDs

    EDIT:ya keep adding pics while Im typing, lol.... The first pic is a abalone, 2/3 is a stomatella, 4th pic is abalone.
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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    Snail IDs

    Those are Tropical Abalones. Some people will call them stomatellas which are similar, but I have those exact ones and black ones, and have been...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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    Any ideas what these things are?

    Ive seen them called sponges and sea squirts, either way, they are beneficial filter feeders.
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Inverts
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    T-5 Lighting. How many bulbs?

    I would go with a 8x54w set up. Splurge and get the tek light 8x54w with the individual reflectors cause you will need it for the bottom.
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: T5 Aquarium Lighting
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    Kelvin and Spectrum's

    I've been seeing a lot of questions about Kelvin ratings and color spectrums lately. So I decided to make 2 color charts to describe how the Kelving...
    Thread by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007, 29 replies, in forum: Reef Lighting
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    lighting

    K=kelvin which is color temperature, spectrum is measured in nm=nanometers. As for which K rating, its all up to whatever you wanna do. 6500K is...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Metal Halide Aquarium Lighting
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    Too much lighting?

    Assuming you have a 4" sand bed, that makes your tank realistically a 44g, cause it is no longer 21"s tall with a 4" sandbed. So that gives you...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: T5 Aquarium Lighting
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    My try at the video contest

    I love how you got your daughter involved in all of it. I think its awesome when you see little girls interested in science. My little girl loves my...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: 3reef's Tunze Streaming Video Contest
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    Active Carbon

    as for people using finer sand in DSB's for more surface area... In theory yes, the smaller the grain of sand, the more surface area BUT when you...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    Active Carbon

    2-4 weeks, depends on whats going in my tank. Right now, Its been in there for 4 weeks and I see no need right now to change as there is no bioload...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    Can I do it??????

    the bigger the easier. Just costs a lot more, lol.
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Is this alive and what is it?

    If it was floating, it wasnt an sps. Do the polyps ever come out on it? If so, take a pic with the polyps. It looks like some kind of sinularia to...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Coral
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    Active Carbon

    I wouldnt quote Ron Shimek on how to acclimate my foot in the bathtub much less anything else. Most of us on here have been doing this for awhile...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    Active Carbon

    about 1oz per 10g of water or a little less.
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    Blue tang question

    This video says it all, haha Tucker Trapper II
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Blue tang question

    Generally, fish that come from different regions, have different markings but overall similar. The ones with the yellow bellies are more reef safe...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Active Carbon

    I run carbon 24/7 always have, always will. As for DSB's, The ocean is technically a DSB, BUT we dont have hurricanes and other natural things...
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    Ive got sesame seeds !!!

    eggs, dont remember exactly what kind
    Post by: geekdafied, Sep 22, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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