miller
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i have had 3 of them (not at the same time) 2 were fine one nipped at my clam all 3 were eating mysis shrimp like crazy but none lasted loner then a few months
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i would go with the corner i like as many viewing angles as i can get
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i have had 3 copperbands and one bothered any zoo one did nip at my clam though but they all died in a relativly short time even though each of them were eating well and looked in perfect health none lasted more then a mointh or so
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How many gallons do we manage?
miller replied to Sph2sail's topic in Welcome to WAMAS: FAQ / FYI / Hobby News
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sent email on clams
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personally i like hqi (ab) and i use trhem in an aquaspacelight
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i have had a few bakpak they a pretty good
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i think they all can be jumpers the only one i personally have had jump is a 6 line and all my tanks are open top
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EA has a leapord as of today i got mine from their about 4 months ago loves mysis i also have a yellow fin fairy and just got a flasher from roozens today but not sure what kind ill have to look it up also remeber yo uneed thick enought substrate so they can burry themself
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EA has a leapord as of today i got mine from their about 4 months ago loves mysis i also have a yellow fin fairy and just got a flasher from roozens today but not sure what kind ill have to look it up
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im not sure where you plan to get this stuff but reeftopia.com has some great clean up crew packageds at reasonalbe prices plus over 120 is free shipping
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sounds good to me but reaserh the heniochus as there is 2 diferent kinds one is reef safe one is not and they are almost identical
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there is a risk of any box full of water having leaks but as long as its drilled right with a nice fitting bulkhead and some silicone for added pretection you will be in good shape and no need for the overflow box
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i would have to say either get a 6 foot tank (your still pushing it ) or if its clowns you really like jsut do like i do when i cant fit anymore fish and set up another tank which is why im up to 4
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you are definetly asing for trouble and chances are you wont be able to catch them before something bad happens
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i am assuming you say drilling is not an option becaue the tank is full but it really wouldnt be thaty hard to drain it part of the way and then use the dremel to drill the holes in the back near the top and save your self lots of hassle and worries
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also can you raise them up some then gradually bring htem back down
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if you dont like the look of cc just use sand or whatever you like the look of but just use very little in both the tank i recently set up i only used enough to cover the bottom
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ill play the game david and start by saying $40
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are you using a calcium reactor ? when youy say your alk is "low" how low is it
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someone please correct me if im wrong but an ro/di should take care of any problems from your pipes
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what fish do you have sounds like somehting is picking at it
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i have had my nano for 8 months or so and have not added anyting just water changes and unfortunatly not a whole lot of them and every thing seems ok althought its just a few softies and a clown
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contact howard (hvf21221) he raises lots of clowns
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i like the hippo but rather then yellow i would do either purple or the harder to get black i also like the clown tang the achelies is cool to but i hear they are picky eaters