Coral Hind

What time frame were you planning to do it on Sunday?

The one I had was made by Rubbermaid. They are made to be stackable or can be used as a single inbox. A Staples or Office Depot type store should have them. Here is a link to some on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-48721ROS-Stak-A-File-Single-Smoke-RUB48721ROS/dp/B0017YP14I/ref=pd_sim_op_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1TGR45BXSZH0RSVKDRTB

All this freaking out for half an hour?

When I moved a few years ago I kept all my fish in a 100g Rubbermaid tub for about six months with no skimmer. The more rock you have the better.

Thanks for sharing.

I used to have a shrimp that lived inside the mouth and gill area of my clam for about two years, never came out.

Looks good. Any pics without the blue actinic? I think it's time for a bigger tank.

I can't see any picture but it sounds like it looks good.

If you really like the wrasse I would give the time out in the sump trick a try before selling it.

I think this is a pic of the one you got from me when I tore that tank down. I bought it from the display tank at Petland. Here are pictures of the one I got from you years ago. I think you had this monster in your 55g. Here is another picture of some clams I had. Not giants but around 6-8" The largest clam I've ever had a shell that over a foot long and when the mantle was extended it was close to 16" long. I don't have any good pics of that one here at work but if you go to the last half of this video you can see it spawning. http://youtu.be/3trYwrAzsVQ

I can help out Sunday if you still need extra hands.

I've never had issues with drywall dust affecting my tanks. Just skim wet for a day or two if you are worried but I wouldn't worry.

I got a green plastic one with valves from Lowes last year. I've also seen them at Walmart.

I have drilled tanks with livestock in them from the inside out. I drain the tank half way down. I used a small powerhead in the tank to provide the water to cool the bit and to also wet down any rocks/corals that are exposed. The drill slurry makes the water a little cloudy but it settles out in a day. No issues afterwards that affected corals or fish. What size tank?

I might be able to help on the 22311 side of things depending on when you do it.

I vote clear.

TRhino35 - Welcome to the club! Happyfeet - Nice job on the how to explanation.

I have the same issue with my IM Nuvo16g. It has the stock LED lights over it. Tagging along too.

I have a new tank full of dino snot right now. It came in on some frag plugs. Let me know if you want some and I'll bring it to work (Bethesda/Kensington).

Good info, thanks for sharing. I'm going to sticky this until the flush has been completed.

+1 Hopefully when they become free swimming again the fish are able to fight them off.

Yes, it could be sand particles stuck to his slime coat. If they are still there tomorrow then it might be ich or a similar parasite. How is the breathing? If rapid breathing then it is ich as ich normally attacks the gills first.

Here is something that the wise and all knowing Origami posted years ago.

Welcome to the club and back to the hobby!

How are the clowns getting along? Seem like trouble to have different types in such a small tank.