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  1. coral reefer
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    Live Rock!!!

    Right now, you don't need to feed anything in your tank. You have enough nutrients in your water to handle what little is in your tank now on the...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 9, 2006 in forum: New To The Hobby
  2. coral reefer
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    what's next

    Refugiums are good for growing caluerpa(macroalgae)which will compete for nutrients in your water with the brown/green algae(microalgae). Caluerpa...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 9, 2006 in forum: New To The Hobby
  3. coral reefer
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    Rainbow urchin

    I have a black long spine urchin. It really doesn't bother anything in my tank other than eating some corraline algae, but it eats alot of the...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 8, 2006 in forum: Inverts
  4. coral reefer
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    reef lighting periods

    It just helps to acclimate the reef to your lighting and better replicate the day and night cycle. Who knows you may even have some spawning going...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 6, 2006 in forum: Reef Lighting
  5. coral reefer
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    Aqua c remora

    My Aqua C Remora was the same way. Initially, micro bubbles all over the place, but slowly they dissappate. Also, I started with to cup almost at...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 6, 2006 in forum: Protein Skimmers
  6. coral reefer
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    hitchiker id

    They look like anemone's to me but not seeing it up close and personal so to speak, it is hard to tell at that size. It would be nice if it were a...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 6, 2006 in forum: Live Rock
  7. coral reefer
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    can coral be put in freshwater tank even after coral is dead

    Ditto!!!!
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 6, 2006 in forum: Coral
  8. coral reefer
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    reef lighting periods

    You have enough lighting for your refugium. And yes good idea to leave the light on 24/7 to eliminate an algae bloom in your main tank by your...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 6, 2006 in forum: Reef Lighting
  9. coral reefer
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    my daughter's sick tang

    You seem to be doing everything right. They say that garlic and vitamin c work very well. Good luck!
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: ASAP
  10. coral reefer
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    refugium mud

    I am going of, of what my local pet shop told me. That's good to know!!thanks
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Refugium
  11. coral reefer
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    big one

    Wow, I hope mine doesn't get that big as I don't have room in a 35gal.hex. But then I could transfer it to the bathtub, or neighbors hot tub!!!haha...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Clams
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    clam opinions

    Squamosa, derasa, and Gigas are the most hardy, then comes the Maximas then the Crocea. You have strong enough lighting for all. Some clams like to...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Clams
  13. coral reefer
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    The homepage of Peter Pan

    what was that mess? I don't think that was what Walt Disney invisioned, a Keith Partridge/beatles/monkees haircut fashioned model...for his 1953...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: The Bucket
  14. coral reefer
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    Calling out for help!

    Scarred, YOU WILL BE...YOU WILL BE!!!if you don't find the Holy Grail!haha good luck in your quest
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: The Bucket
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    Do brittle stars eat clams?

    Green Brittles can be aggressive going after other inverts as well as smaller fish. You have to be careful. But they are neat!! I have one with no...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Inverts
  16. coral reefer
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    new fresh water tank

    Banana plants are nice plants also. I'd rather have a Royal Blue Pleco or a clown pleco than snails when it comes to fresh water.
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Freshwater Fish Tanks
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    refugium mud

    it is very expensive though huh? More so than live sand. Local pet shop told me it wasn't worth it. Said it was made more for sumps or refugiums...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Refugium
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    Refugium

    I have a 2gal. refugium on the back of my 75gal.tank. I have caulerpa, snails and peppermint shrimp in it right now. Mainly for growing caulerpa...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Refugium
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    Refugium size?

    I have a snowflake morray in my 75gal. reef! No problems, just don't put crabs in there. He doesn't bother my shrimp either!
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Refugium
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    refugium algae

    If you use Caulerpa, make sure you leave the lights on 24/7 as to not have a bloom in your main tank. It will grow in sand. Sand is alot cheaper...
    Post by: coral reefer, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: Refugium
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