livingart

yes that is a big factor

good luck

not enough to garner much trade compared to cost of running the set up

you know where to go shopping for marines :rotf:

HOB or in sump skimmer? iron sand, saltwater about 10 to 15mm of beach sand, coral sand or aragonite

no sand takes awhile to get the benefit of DSB if your going to do one do it in your sump or as a side system

:oops: forgot all about that

can't sustain any more

:slfg: have a mental picture of carlos with his calves in his ears :rotf:

coral rock is best and your filter too poly takes up liverock room

rising to the light can be a problem with clown fish and sea horse fry

we have a beetle in nz that does the job can be found in tanneries or in an offal pit http://www.skulltaxidermy.com/kits.html

no thoughts were harmed during this experiment :thup:

?? most just use standard pipe

and they get flushed twice a day get a chiller on that size tank or a nice cool spot to place it http://www.reefkeepers.co.nz/forum/foru ... f=10&t=248

coraline can die off if exposed to air, lack of calcium etc, too much lighting

welcome

one importer will order from one supplier, import then sell to LFS if that supplier doesn't have the fish you want then no luck that is why oddities or hard to come by fish are more expensive

not if they are from overseas

no it doesn't fill tank outside, then check all joints for air bubbles if no bubbles then use it

what size tank?

nice fish well done

my pieces of Quercus suber haven't sunk yet &c:ry &c:ry

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