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  1. geekdafied
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    what trigger is this ?????

    you'll spend that much in feeding them. They will eat as much as you let them. make sure you keep the sand siphoned out, cause they poop A LOT.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  2. geekdafied
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    what trigger is this ?????

    now if you wanna send one my way, I could use one to eat some crabs in my stock tank, haha... damn emerald crabs!!!
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  3. geekdafied
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    1/4hp chiller enough for a 210?

    That would be almost the exact same as a chiller
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  4. geekdafied
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    1/4hp chiller enough for a 210?

    That work and be more productive at cooling aswell. more surface contact with the AC and water.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
  5. geekdafied
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    what trigger is this ?????

    plus they get to like 2 foot long, and they grow quick.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  6. geekdafied
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    what trigger is this ?????

    They are carnivores, they eat snails, crabs, worms etc.... They are not reef safe.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  7. geekdafied
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    what trigger is this ?????

    Thats what they eat!
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  8. geekdafied
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    please advise

    If a sponge is in contact with air, air gets traps inside of it and basically starves it to death. That is also what it looks like from the pic.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Inverts
  9. geekdafied
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    what trigger is this ?????

    The pic is throwing me off, but it looks like a juvi yellowmargin triggerfish. Same spot patterns, but I am not sure if they have yellow when they...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  10. geekdafied
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    how's this for a stock selection?

    They dont typically in captivity, but they do in the wild. So if kept in a large enough tank, and fed properly they can get much bigger. He also had...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  11. geekdafied
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    Which critter is eating all the fauna?

    Xanthidae family of crabs eat feather dusters and corals and sponges etc... Which explains why they poisonous if eaten. Numerous fatalities related...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: New To The Hobby
  12. geekdafied
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    how's this for a stock selection?

    A VERY LARGE tank. My buddy had his pair of gold stripes in a 125g, 72"s long. They took over about a 1/3 of the tank, nothing else came on that...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  13. geekdafied
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    how's this for a stock selection?

    As far as chromis go, the green chromis are also called blue/green cause under blueish lighting, they look blue, and under more natural daylight...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
  14. geekdafied
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    how's this for a stock selection?

    One of my buddies just lost his 5"+ female clown during a move. "shakes" was 10 years old though.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    hello

    Welcome to 3Reef! I wish my mum woulda bought me one when I was 10, lol!
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Say Hello!
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    Frags Available

    Last Chance for these. I might have more available in the coming months but they will not go cheap cause they will be bigger then these.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Coral
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    1/4hp chiller enough for a 210?

    The 1/4hp should do the trick. You could also duct an AC vent to go inside the canopy of the tank, so when the AC kicks on, it blasts the tank...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    Green water

    Have you checked your parameters? Thats a sign your nitrates are high usually.
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Algae
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    Which critter is eating all the fauna?

    they are omnivores, not carnivores. They are scavengers, they eat anything. There is no 100% reef safe crab, period. The jermits are the closest...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Which critter is eating all the fauna?

    what kind of fish do you have? Wild caught peppermint shrimp might be use to eating them, they typically dont, but ya never know with wild caught...
    Post by: geekdafied, Apr 12, 2007 in forum: New To The Hobby
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