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Levamisole is the active ingredient in "levicare" a sheep or pig wormer. You buy it in a 4% solution. Most rural or large animal vets will have it. If it is external you can use copper or negavon or curex (if you can still find it)

most fish in the ocean have worms or something when they arrive. The shrimps would not have given it to them. I have used levamisole. Soak some dried shrimps or nori etc in it and feed to them twice over three days.

think i saw that to, i am sure it was a TOTM, all zoos nothing else

so whats your point?

stop the others but keep using strontium

i would say something is stinging it, check at night.

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i no them as Treadfin cardinals or sometimes blue eyed, common name a

put some flow on him

no its not thats a drain hole.

photo the part of the press with the days date etc, and the fish

you can also use plaster of paris and make a mould at the beech on some rocks, then fill with concrete

go bb you can feed heaps and get very little nitrate

i would not use ph down or anything like that. A good way of doing it is using drift wood in your tank. You can also get the ph down by adding peat, also makes the water very soft.

yeah, sounds like the same story as the baby clams. problem may be, with an adult, is that they can't take in any zooanthelle, they have to do it as babys. You may find quite a few corals do this, well ones that are produced due to spawning, not asexual or division

nice job, see if you can find those bright colored anemones, they look sweet, as nice as the tropical ones to. also baby paua, sea urchins.

spose it would work if, as layton said the anemone wanted it to happen, you would also have to put each zooanthelle into a certain spot in the anemone which i think would be hard Trying to find the article on the acros can't find where i put it.

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There may be some truth in it, however i am not in a position to confirm this. There have also have been reports of bleached sps changing color completly with the introduction of zooanthelle, allthough this is very very rare I have read i clam propogation, in closed systems, there is a need to introduce zooanthelle to the baby clams as they are not able to produce them by themselves. I think it was boreman or a. calfo that mentioned it.

I assume you are talking about the eheim filters. If so, when the heater blows up you need to replace the whole canister, less media and lid etc.

compared to eheim pumps, jebo heaters etc.

also you don't tend to find second hand ones either, eheim pumps etc you do

i find dosing pumps much easier to use than a Ca reactor, i would never go back to a reactor

sure i have seen that somewhere before?? how long have you had it?

best new thing for me well two things are toothbrush stuck on the end of a piece of 15mm pipe a hose connected to a piece of 15mm pipe 600mm long, with 1/2 inch loc-line on the end. Works great for sucking crap up, in, under, behind rocks etc.