[Bottom Feeder Review]

be careful with Mandarin for now, they really need well established tanks with low competition for food, and ther should be a lot of coperpods, amphipods, and ghost shrimps all over the place for them to keep healthy or else you will have a dead mandarin in 3 month. Usually mandarins are added after a good 8 month of initial set up just to assure survival. just a suggestion

[Feeding new corals]

Do you have a picture of the rocks with the corals you mentioned? I can help you identify the corals.

[Boston Aquarium]

nice, thanks

[Algae eating fish]

compare prices between a blenny and little pigmy angels like coral beauty, arabic pigmy angel and others. might bring up some choices, just a suggestion

[damselfish]

it is my understandin, after reading about damsels, that the yellow tail blue damsel is the least agressive of all damsels, and when introduce into a well established tank with lots and lots of rock formation, agressiveness is minimize. my 2 cents

[damselfish]

damsels are a lottery, 80% chance it is agressive, 20% is not.... I had a Yellow Tail Blue Damsel for 5 years, and he kept his territory clean but never went after or fought any of the other inmates in a 55G tank. I guess I was lucky with the 20%

[Help I think I have been screwed...MH ballast?]

do you know how to troubleshoot electric wires? it is easy, I did mine few times and is not rocket science

[Algae eating fish]

pigmy angels like eating and gracing, but they need other food too to supplement their diet

[congratualations mr. president]

craig

[zotzer's 46G bowfront]

nice, good luck

[PICK UP LIVESTOCK - Tomorrow 7PM]

Dave Lin

what ever is not sold tonight at reasonable and fair price, it is FLORIS property (as in donation).

Jacob

[PICK UP LIVESTOCK - Tomorrow 7PM]

I received few PM's, and for the benefit of everyone, This is what is left.

 

Acropora Blue Merulina SPS colony

Purple-Teal Staghorn Acropora

Pink-Purple Staghorn branch

Royal Blue Mushrooms

Finger Leather colony

Deep See Acropora Sps

Green Humilis Acropora SPS Colony

Green/Red Favi

Green Furry Pavona

Soanthids

Hydnophora SPS Acropora Colony

[PICK UP LIVESTOCK - Tomorrow 7PM]

Hey Jacob, let me know if you have anything left for Floris and I'll swing by after Back to School Night (are you going to be there?) tomorrow to pick some up.

 

Dave

Dave and Everyone Else

I have few corals left. Nice corals. If anyone is interested in buygin at cheap-but reasonable price.

 

 

Ric

I sent out a post last week (see below) requesting pick up on Sat. and Sun. The tank will be haul away tomorrow night and all livestock need to go tonight.

Jacob

http://www.wamas.org/forums/index.php?act=...t=0#entry142234

[PICK UP LIVESTOCK - Tomorrow 7PM]

To everyone who pre-paid livetock from Caribbean Jake. You must pick up all livestok tomorrow Monday 9/17 between 7PM and 8PM. Tank will be empty out and livestock must go.

Jacob

 

DaveS

James

Fahim

'Ric

Boret

 

Please respond ASAP. You MUST pick up tomorrow

 

If you speak, or see any of the following WAMAS members, please let them know of this URGENT note.

They must pik up tomorrow between 7 ad 8 pm

Jacob

[SECORE 2007 Images]

Rincon... it brings back so many memories...

did you get to see the sand sharks going after the yellow tunas? or was most of the work on shore?

[do you let your water sit after adding salt before adding to tank?]

i got in a habit of letting my water settle at least overnight after i add the salt. is this really necessary or can i just let the salt settle for an hour or so & add to the tank?

a day (24Hrs) or minimum 8 hours if in a hurry. but definetly I let it sit for a while

[Coral Pictures]

more picture

 

[Coral Pictures]

[Coral Pictures]

[Coral Pictures]

[Coral Pictures]

added picture

[Coral Pictures]

Jake,

 

Those pictures turned out pretty good.

Thanks to you Scott, thanks a lot.

[Coral Pictures]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Many more pictures available in the Gallery Section under Caribbean Jake Livesock Album.

Pictures available thanks to Scott711, whom took the pictures before buying over $$$$$ in corals

Thanks for looking

[Breaking down to Build New]

As many of you already know, I'm moving into a 240G and will be breaking down a 55G and a 125G. Some lights, Live rock, corals, and frags will be available as well as some parts (tanks, sumps, new bulbs, heaters, power heads, pumps, etc.). Please keep and eye on following posts, to see what becomes available as the livestock and other equipments are transitioned. I wil start posting under " Break Down to Build Part 1 , and subsequently follow with parts 2, X, Xs, N-x.

Thank you for your interest and support.

Jacob

[July Photo Contest]

 

Submit: Caribbean Jake

Locate: 125G Reef Tank

Camera: Nikon 400P

Subject: Galaxia