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Hey Ric, YGPM homie.

See how r u stealing all my thunder like that! j/k Thanks for the replies everyone, except for you ya little brine shrimp!

Best one I have seen is posted right on the box of Rods fish food. Other than that, I am zero help.

120 gallons that"s all? That's like one month for me? BTW I have a TDS meter, and have not bought any resin yet, but I plan to in the next few days. Is there any other that BRS sells that is better?

How has it worked for you?

Just experienced the same thing. Anyone have an answer on this?

No problem.

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It was a joke people.

You mean it isn't?

Must be because I am only a BB member now.

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Couldn't agree more. I have had great luck with mine, and they do a great job cleaning other fish. Mine will eat flake but prefers nori to anything else.

I had 4 in my tank with no problems except for one of them nipping on corals. The fish themselves got along fine. I have zero angels now.

What kind of a star are we talking here?

This is what I have used in the past

Easy there Bob, Brother in laws are first to get a frag by default. You can be second in line. Looks good bro, some very nice pieces! This thread is now saved!

Mine lives in a large candy cane coral I have and is way to scared to come out in fear of the other much larger fish in the tank. Perhaps you just need something to scare the crap out of him, that won't actually harm him.

Not from my experience but from what I have read: The Red Sea Cleaner Wrasse, also known as the Fourline Wrasse, is a brilliant blue with four, horizontal, lighter blue stripes with purple trimming the tail. One specimen should be kept per tank in a 55 gallon or larger community aquarium. It should have some live rock available for use as shelter and for food. As a juvenile, it will eat parasites from placid tank mates. Adults feed almost entirely on polyps of stony corals. This is one of the reasons this is such a hard species to keep in an aquarium. It is a very fragile fish and should only be cared for by a very experienced aquarist. I'd love to have one, but with my luck it would start eating the polyps within 12 seconds of entering my tank. Whole system is looking killer BTW Chip!

Just curious, but have you had these before, or is this based on something you read?

I would be interested in seeing the video, however do you have anyway to burn it? I work in the area, and could burn it here at work if need be.

Should have seen this earlier, and to anyone reading it, NEVER USE PLUMBERS GOOP on gas line. They make special Teflon tape for the rough in lines, but you don't use ANYTHING on finish compression fittings EVER. If there is a leak, you change the fitting. Now go get me a bowl of ice cream lamb chop.