slappers

500 to 600 all depends on what you want to keep

geeess lol when people come around this year i will give them some money to go to people like jimmy to help to love to care for

so you are saying its OK for special jimmy but not OK for adults

i meant using in his tank :oops:

well i think it would look stink lol but by all means upgrade and give it ago prove me wrong. its not hard :roll:

cant say i have apart from the diver one, connect to a air pump cant think where that was thou. first time for every think give it ago jimmy take some photos and we all can have an opinion

so what pumps as steve got 6100???

i give you 500$ cash for them now :roll: :roll:

hmmm so u not that impressed with them

whoops special slapper :oops:

hmmm what you want magnets for then ??? i thought you were helping big brother out

lol NO i said no comment i could have said something like oh sorry i forgot you are special jimmy

no not for streams

:roll: :roll: :roll: no comment

well should be done now pictures please

no it was there yesderday just next to KFC

ham east??? but try bunnings and DSE

i think people with big tanks with heaps of corals and fish maybe but just us weee guys IMO i will not bother but everyone to there own

looking better by the day gave him a feed this morning, i know my water is cloudy started to use a product called Marine S.A.T. Until i get a fish that will get the algae for me

Yellow Eye Tang (Ctenochaetus strigosus) Stats Maximum Length: 7.1 in. Care Level: Moderate Family: Acanthuridae Reef Compatibility: Excellent Minimum Aquarium Size: 70 gal. Range: Indo-Pacific, Hawaii Diet: Herbivore- herbivore preparations, macro algae Water Conditions: 74-80° F; sg 1.020-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4 hes nice i want one Notes: The Yellow Eye Tang is probably one of the best Tangs for helping to control the growth of undesirable algae. A great fish for reef aquariums, it will not bother corals, clams, or invertebrates, and it is not aggressive towards other fish with the possible exception of conspecifics. Use caution when keeping with other tangs of similar shape such as the Chevron Tang. Keep only one Yellow Eye Tang per aquarium. Provide plenty of live rock for it to graze on. Feed a diet rich in vegetable matter including frozen herbivore foods, dried seaweed, or live macro algae.

yes good idea i will do that today

lol until i woke up this morning :roll: lol all sweet apart from a clown was down in my sump will have to do something about that

have you got those magnets yet :roll:

another rum man god i love this hobby