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Hey Shawn, I have had a similar set of experiences, especially in the Fall. I've wondered if the H20 companies begin treating the water with something different or in different quantities in anticipation of the rains coming, and that trickles down and affects some of the corals. Re: Eric's...

Gents, I'm still in as well ... not much to report in growth but it has colored up a bit.

Steve, sorry to hear about this ... please pass on our thoughts and prayers to Theresa and the family.

Hey Grandpa ... congrats and have fun with the newest frag off the family tree!

Yea ... 2K! Congrats Jim!

Maybe if we each make a reply on our "special" year, we can get Jim over that 2K hump quicker!!!

Ah shoot ... just missed post 1962, which was a very good year ...

Hey Dave, I need to confirm the date / time against the home schedule once we get all the school info next week, but for now please put me down for the usual corral (pick area) duty / pick assistance. Thanks, Robin

OK Patrick, do you actually need to see the play or can it be described? Also, I don't see any caveats about the rules regarding the legitimacy of the game in which the play occurred (I know, don't try to get legal with a lawyer :) ) so I guess it's free running then. Therefore, I'd like...

Since Mike took my favorite number, I'll have to go with my fallback of "22"!

Mike, the division process is pretty simple and has been done on many of the more readily available morphs of BTA. However, since this is not a 100% success proposition, that chance of failure is what makes one want to be cautious when thinking of doing manual division to a specimen that is...

Hi guys ... a few folks in the club have been trying to do this for some time - Patrick leading the charge at this time but others such as myself (and Jason also comes to mind) have long set up anemone prop tanks to try and cultivate these less common specimens. The main issue is trying to find...

Guys ... you're forgetting the show with the greatest musical lead in of all time ... Johnny Quest! (although Banana Splits does come in a close second ;-))

Just be sure that if you do any picking or rinsing or hose blasting of the rock, you wear gloves, long sleeves / pants, and eye protection. I can't say for sure if the toxin degrades or not once the animal dies, but I seem to recall someone cleaning dead rocks that used to have some palys on...

Fruity pebbles seem like freeze dried brine shrimp ... not much nutritional value but really colorful and fun to eat!

Hey guys ... I believe the ones at Neptunes did all come from the same clutch (or one clutch removed), or at least the same parents (I can state this definitively for the Darwins). Having more than one pair in a 180 should be fine, especially if you get percs or ocellaris that have been growing...

Hey Kyle, if you ever want a pair of sunrise dottybacks in there to remember the 'ol days, I know where you can find them! Glad to hear the tank is moving along and all is going well.

+1 ... the color changes to classic parrotfish green as they get older and they lose the white / orange pattern. Some additional info on them can be found here - http://fishbase.org/summary/Cetoscarus-bicolor.html

Great news Steve! Seems like a lot of folks are starting to have their pairs spawn ... must be that time of year :) . Thanks for the offer on them, but all the stalls in my barn are full right now. You should give it a go and experience the joy of raising hundreds of hungry little mouths!

This is not unheard of, but is quite unusual. One other weird circumstance is where two female clowns take up residence together and both will put down nests. The eggs of course never become fertile, but that doesn't seem to stop them from trying!