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    Torch coral

    If you tossed him in only a week ago, he could still be getting used to the lights. Could also be euphyllia-eating flatworms.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 28, 2010 in forum: Coral Health
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    Magfloat Upgrade

    Does this make it strong enough to scrape coralline?
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 28, 2010 in forum: I made this!
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    What got you started in SW?

    I always kept freshwater fish, from the time I was around 4 until I left for college. I started SW, which I always wanted to do, once my living...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 28, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    White legged hermits?

    I have a couple, never noticed any problems.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 28, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    RO/DI Suggestions Please

    I have a 90GPD MaxCap, and I love it. I have incoming 150~200 TDS, and after the MaxCap resin (first DI) I have 0 TDS. That's before the 2nd DI. My...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 27, 2010 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Done with fish but a new idea

    Just pointing out, there's quite a few parasites that affect corals as well.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 27, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Texas Holey Rock

    Unless you're talking about a different type of rock (totally possible, just like confusion because of using common names for fish), Texas Holey rock...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: Live Rock
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    Texas Holey Rock

    It's probably not as porous, looking at the surface of it, but limestone is the same type of rock as our reef rock. Dry base rock is limestone (which...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: Live Rock
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    Catching a Purple Lobster

    Change where the trap is located. Put it in a spot you know it walks through regularly.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Copperband with black ich

    It's not the same kind of flatworm as eat acros, or that crowd out a tank. There's a whole bunch of different species.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: Diseases
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    Loud "Clicking" in tank

    I doubt it's a mantis. I'm pretty sure I got my rock from the same place when I started, and while they say mantis can hitchhike, my rock had about...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Loud "Clicking" in tank

    Pistol shrimp. The "millepede" is a bristleworm.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    DKH info

    Usually it's total drops, beginning to end. With alk of 12.6, make sure your calcium doesn't plummet and your magnesium is high enough to maintain...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    DKH info

    Reef tanks range from 7 to 11 dKh. You can think of dKh and meq/l as just two different units of measure, like inches vs centimeters. Alk isn't the...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 26, 2010 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    river water

    Plecos eat a huge amount of algae, plus the lower variety of algae species in FW tanks, helps them out quite a bit. There aren't any micros you'll...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 25, 2010 in forum: General Freshwater Information
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    Catching a Purple Lobster

    Set a trap for it. No lobster is reef safe.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 24, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Freshwater dip to treat Ich

    Yes, but consider this. The fish have a period of the parasite being on them that can last from 3 to 30 days. The cyst stage that follows can last...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 24, 2010 in forum: ASAP
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    Refugium Design Advice!

    The water literally "brings" nutrients to the algae. If you have too little flow (which, for the purposes of algae, is pretty low), you won't get...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 24, 2010 in forum: Refugium
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    river water

    Try RODI, and add a cichild buffer mix.
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 24, 2010 in forum: General Freshwater Information
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    river water

    Chloramines are just as bad as chlorine, and sit in the water for much longer periods, like a week. Never use straight tap water without a...
    Post by: blackraven1425, Nov 24, 2010 in forum: General Freshwater Information
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