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    Salt consistency strategy

    HMMM...that's pretty airtight. I don't do it. You might want to send a PM to Craig Manoukian because he does. However, I know that he uses hot...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 30, 2005 in forum: Salt
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    Salt consistency strategy

    Yes, this will work but you need an airtight lid. Evaporation of the slurry can cause the calcium carbonate to fall out of the solution. This is...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 30, 2005 in forum: Salt
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    Scientists speed coral growth

    I'm from St. Louis and I gotta tell you, I have doubts simply because I've been to that aquarium and it's not exactly impressive. It's just a part...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 28, 2005 in forum: The Bucket
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    What do mushrooms eat?

    Most coralimorphs don't require any feeding. However, I think that you saw an Elephant Ear mushroom. Those definately require feeding or it will...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 26, 2005 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Will This Be A Problem?

    It's possible. I've known people who not had problems and I've known people who have had problems. If you start seeing signs of pinched mantle...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 24, 2005 in forum: ASAP
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    Is this a pipe organ?

    Wow....that just shows how much having multiple pictures for an ID matters. I would have said Waving Hand Anthelia as well.
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 24, 2005 in forum: Soft Corals
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    Fiji Live Rock Lost it's color

    Once your chemistry gets balanced, you can borrow live rock rubble from fellow reefers and scrape their coralline algae in front of a powerhead to...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 23, 2005 in forum: Live Rock
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    Fiji Live Rock Lost it's color

    By not having any light on it at all, your green coralline algae died or went dormant. The brown was likely dead sponges and it's good that it is...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 23, 2005 in forum: Live Rock
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    Orange critters all over?

    First off. Welcome to 3REEf!!! Secondly, it sounds like red planaria flatworms (Convolutriloba retrogemma) or Waminoa sp flatworms. They are a...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 23, 2005 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    Coral Glue - quick question

    I've never once had a problem with the chemicals going into the water. In fact, the superglue will set faster under saltwater than in the air.
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 21, 2005 in forum: Frags
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    Coral line algea

    That's the annoying thing about coralline. The mere process of scraping it off your front glass is spreading spores around the tank.
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 19, 2005 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Coral line algea

    My pleasure...however, I used the troubleshooting posts of other people to try and narrow down the possibilities and then I thought :confused: I...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 17, 2005 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Coral line algea

    You left your lights on while you did a waterchange. The green can handle more light so it survived this but the pink didn't. No worries, it will...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 17, 2005 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    types of halide lights?

    Yes you can. I know of a lot of people who successfully kept awesome tanks in this manner. However, this is where you need to know the critters...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 17, 2005 in forum: Metal Halide Aquarium Lighting
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    types of halide lights?

    You don't want these unless you like the color yellow instead of clear. These are clearly for people who grow MaryJane indoors or hydroponics as...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 16, 2005 in forum: Metal Halide Aquarium Lighting
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    How often do you vacume your sand bed?

    I recommend doing it regularly. However, I'm going to try some SPS. SPS corals live in oligitrophic conditions. As a result, sandbeds, in spite of...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 12, 2005 in forum: Sand
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    U.V. sterilizers. Do you use One?

    I don't disagree with that. Alagal Fuges can be quite useful at hindering problem algaes in the display tank. However, I'm worried that his sandbed...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 11, 2005 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    U.V. sterilizers. Do you use One?

    I didn't realize that this would get so deep so fast. I'm quite swamped at the moment but it looks like Birdlady understands the issues so if I...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 11, 2005 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    God Hates Shrimp?

    lsteele, Welcome to 3reef!!! For all others, read the fine print BTW....I'm a Christian and I do a lot of volunteer work based on my...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 11, 2005 in forum: The Bucket
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    U.V. sterilizers. Do you use One?

    Who cares. A bacterium measures it's life in hours...not years. Besides, most of them live in a biofilm on surfaces (sandbed, live rock, tank...
    Post by: inwall75, Jul 11, 2005 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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