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  1. Mr. Bill
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    Help me choose!

    Go with the Leather (or option 3). :)
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 29, 2011 in forum: Coral
  2. Mr. Bill
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    Id this please

    +1 Hard to tell for certain, but it's either GHA or bryopsis. Looks to me like you're just buying someone else's problems.
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 29, 2011 in forum: Soft Corals
  3. Mr. Bill
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    t5 for my 150 gal

    It depends on a couple of things- What exactly do you plan to keep, and is it a 4- or 6-bulb fixture? i.e., with softies and most LPS, a 4-bulb T5HO...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 29, 2011 in forum: T5 Aquarium Lighting
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    Crystal Marine Mix salt question

    The label "bioassay formula" indicates that it's a laboratory grade salt mix, and to me at least, that would mean it's the best you can get. :) As...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 29, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    sea urchin

    Some species are reef-safe. You'll need to research that as well as adult size, diet, etc to find one you can properly care for.
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 28, 2011 in forum: Inverts
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    Can Goldfish Live In Saltwater?

    Hmmm... The thread was started by someone who has not made another single post (since 2007!!), and revived by someone who has not yet made another...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 28, 2011 in forum: Salt
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    True or false?

    LOL With higher quality bulbs like Giesemann or ATI, yes that would work.
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 28, 2011 in forum: T5 Aquarium Lighting
  8. Mr. Bill
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    True or false?

    No, I don't think a PC will produce enough PAR/PUR for SPS. Also, a T5 unit will be cheaper to operate in the long run as the bulbs are cheaper and...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 28, 2011 in forum: T5 Aquarium Lighting
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    Salt mixing quick question

    Hmmm... that's interesting. Perhaps you just didn't have enough flow? With a completely bare tank, you should have no problems. I've done that myself...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Salt mixing quick question

    That will work just fine. (just don't forget to add the extra salt). :)
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    livestock question

    +1 If your LFS doesn't keep it in stock, ask if they will order it for you. Mine has a large variety of frozen foods in single and mixed packs....
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Soft Coral questions

    Yes, any container that holds water can be used as a sump, including the trickle filter. :)
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Phosphates in fresh saltwater

    The chemicals in test kits do get old and are the main reason for false positives. I would at least take a sample to the LFS and see what their...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    livestock question

    IMOPE, dwarf angels can be very well behaved if well fed with the proper diet. I had 3 in a 55g mixed reef tank with no issues at all: a bicolor,...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Are these compatible with bettas?

    +1 Minimum recommended tank size is 15g. Personally, I prefer to go larger. More space equals less stress on the fish. :)
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Freshwater Fish
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    dirty sand

    For sand sifters and burrowing species, around 2 - 3 inches is fine.
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Sand
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    dirty sand

    Definitely replace it. You can only wash out the loose crud. What has soaked into the grains will forever be leaching into your water and causing...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: Sand
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    How to save my Chaeto

    Zero nutrients is a bit of a misnomer. As long as you are feeding something in the tank, you have nutrients; a reading of zero simply means that your...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 26, 2011 in forum: Algae
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    engineer goby

    To address the issue of cleaning your sand, the engineer goby is not a sand-sifter; it only digs burrows under the rocks. The gobies that do sift...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 26, 2011 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    How to save my Chaeto

    Brightness has nothing to do with proper spectrum. 6500K lighting is optimum for macroalgae. A lot of people use a twisty fluorescent bulb in a...
    Post by: Mr. Bill, Sep 26, 2011 in forum: Algae
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