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    RandyC replied to the thread Bonding nem and clown.
    If any of the BTAs are easily movable, i would put a BTA in a small basket (just big enough to hold the BTA) floating at the top or...
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    You're spending too many brain cells on this. Refractometers do not measure salinity directly. It's the index of refraction they measure...
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    RandyC replied to the thread Bar lights and room lights.
    The technical, by the code, answer is if the light fixture has a metal enclosure, you should have it grounded in case a hot wire (120V)...
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    RandyC replied to the thread id help.
    if the foot is on the bottom glass, I'd just move the sand out of the way and use a credit card to gently scrape it off before it gets...
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    RandyC replied to the thread Chaeto?.
    I have chaeto in Castro Valley.
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    Before you start mucking with dosing things, I'm guessing since you don't have that much coral for that size tank, coral growth is not...
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    RandyC replied to the thread Oceanic 40gallon Sps tank..
    GFO is not a really a great medium to remove tin either, though it will absorb a small amount of tin. GFO is better at removing highly...
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    Those places look nice for a coral swap. If my vote counts for anything and we decide to go with one of these venues, I think Newark...
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    Why should we not be supporting them? Because they don't QT? Or because they have high volume? There is no risk difference from Neptune...
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    At times, antibiotics are a necessary answer to the problem. I'm not against using antibiotics in these cases. But the problem lies when...
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    Technical answer about antibiotics. Amoxicillin is a broad spectrum antibiotic that inhibits cell wall production in bacteria...
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    They are not the same. Two totally different classes of antibiotics and how they function.
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    Call me crazy, but planning an outdoor frag swap in San Jose/East Bay seems like a dicey decision in late spring or early summer unless...
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    Those spirals look more like sporbid worms than eggs. If they're hard, definitely sporbid worms. Eggs tend to be more clustered and are...
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    I just saw it knock some off. I have no idea if it would be an effective treatment plan nor do I know if it even kills them.
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