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i think seeding some established sand in addition to a seed rock may also speed up the process here is a guide to DIY http://www.garf.org/LEONELS/LeRoyS/rock.html

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well the light idea sounds like it wont work, do you have some powerheads so you can increase the flow in your display and then in addition reduce the flow through your bulkhead temporarily, maybe you can get him to go back in the display if the bulkhead is not flowing to his desire, our anemone moved around for a few days and then he stayed in one spot for over a year

i have seen both my fish eat it, so I will probably keeping giving them some along with zucchini, broccoli, romaine, and nori. no fish store has ever tried to sell me garlic, they would sell me a $15 bottle of selcon this is from wiki: When crushed, Allium sativum yields allicin, a powerful antibiotic and antifungal compound (phytoncide). In some cases, it can be used as a home remedy to help speed recovery from strep throat or other minor ailments because of its antibiotic properties. It also contains the sulfur containing compounds alliin, ajoene, diallylsulfide, dithiin, S-allylcysteine, and enzymes, vitamin B, proteins, minerals, saponins, flavonoids, and maillard reaction products, which are non-sulfur containing compounds. Furthermore a phytoalexin called allixin (3-hydroxy-5-methoxy-6-methyl-2-penthyl-4H-pyran-4-one) was found, a non-sulfur compound with a γ-pyrone skeleton structure with anti-oxidative effects,[1] anti-microbial effects,[34] anti-tumor promoting effects,[35] inhibition of aflatoxin B2 DNA binding,[36] and neurotrophic effects.[4] Allixin showed an anti-tumor promoting effect in vivo, inhibiting skin tumor formation by TPA in DMBA initiated mice.[37] Analogs of this compound have exhibited anti tumor promoting effects in in vitro experimental conditions.[5] Herein, allixin and/or its analogs may be expected useful compounds for cancer prevention or chemotherapy agents for other diseases. The composition of the bulbs is approximately 84.09% water, 13.38% organic matter, and 1.53% inorganic matter, while the leaves are 87.14% water, 11.27% organic matter, and 1.59% inorganic matter.[citation needed]

if you are going to try a big water change prepare the water way ahead of time get it mixed and the temp up and keep it aerated and check its levels before you use it, check for phos, my input water had tons of it when i had cyano. had to change salt brands and things turned around

feed it lots of variety, that the first and easiest thing, frozen, garlic, angel specific food(frozen or flakes), whatever that dude will go crazy on, being well fed will keep the stress level down

since it responding too much light you can try and move it by lighting up the bulkhead when you get home, who knows where we will go, can you put a small rock in there maybe it will cling to that and you can grab the whole thing, i dunno, just throwing out ideas

that tank looks great, perhaps the plants didn't do so well because lack of nutrients, where you testing P and N? what kind of levels have you been seeing?

orange diamond gobys are very interesting/entertaining, get the smallest one you can find, those things are the best sand sifters I have observed, both of mine have been great about sifting over the sand and not over the rocks, our current one is very friendly(the other was flighty) and hang out outside of his burrow most of the time

i used In and Out movers last month to move here they are on emove.com , they were $60 bucks an hour(if you call them direct you will get a better price uhaul takes 25%), 2 younger men who were fast and nice.