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Paul voiced other theories including that it was the chlorine gas that did the job. The only thing that he seemed firm on was that it was not the 24 volts that was doing it. I can't wait to dabble! :) I'd much rather plug in a natural predator but that hasn't worked out. I do, however...

Since it's the hydrogen that actually does the dirty work, maybe one could eliminate a larger group of them if one concentrated the H and dispensed it over a broader area. Using electrolysis and a simple middle school DIY hydrogen generator, one could easily gather up a test tube full of H and...

Anemones are cool. hehe hehe hehe (in the voice of Beavis) Real nice work, Patrick. I love nems and had a tank dedicated to a single bubble with a maroon clown in it. It did fine for about a year "way back when". When I had a nice RBT in my main tank, it prowled around and stung the ta-ta...

I first heard about zapping aptasia from Reefbuilders forum and a pioneer in the field of building "zappers", Paul Baldassano. Here's the link to his original post on RC http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1808040 You may wish to take the time to read the whole thing. It's very...

Glass scratch remover. No, really. I think a place like Bank Glass would likely carry a kit with a scratch remover and polish kit. Of course, I might just be imagining it but I'm pretty sure such a product exists. :)

Bill!!!!! I'd love to take a couple mega-pep's off your hands. I'll still need the CCB's, though, and they are one of my favorite fish. I've lost two over the last few years that both looked pretty promising, at first. I'm ready to give it a dedicated effort to keep a couple lively and...

The tank's looking pretty good considering a lot of things. The aptasia are driving me wild. I still believe a Copper Band Butterfly or two would be the best solution for me. Please let me know if you get a line on one or two that are eating food. Thanks!

Hi Christina, The setosa that Richard gave me has grown in leaps and bounds so I'm good there. Just branching coral at this point would be appreciated. That's what got the hardest hit by my oxygen deprivation. Never, never run your return pump through a chiller! Bad bad bad. Mine was...

Ten Four on the new Tattoo(s) I've finished a 10" dia chest piece: Rick Griffin's "Flying Eyeball" Winterland poster designed for a 1968 Hendrix Concert, art only, no text and a second Rick Griffin piece on my lower back that's about 12" x 10" that's another tribute to 60's rock: psychedelic...

And three meals a day! Tattoos are pretty cheap too.. hehe Just don't shoot any accordion players and you won't to jail :|

You all are a great group of friends! :beer: Now you know that I haven't been in jail all this time! :O

Couldn't get him to eat. Lost 'em. 8-(

John's right. Heli's are gathering dust. I pull them out to charge 'em up about once a week. When the weather is better, I'll be doing some flying after dark. despite the new work schedule, I have managed to plan a summer dive trip to Turneffe Island, off the coast of Belize. Regarding the...

It's extra special. It won't be long before it becomes a household word. Of course, I've become very bias. hehehe I've never worked so hard and enjoyed it so much. It's like working at See's when you love chocolate.

Ten Four :)

I need a new frag of this lovely milli............any way?

Sure, like "where's Waldo?" In case you've wondered why I don't spend a couple hours a day contributing to the forum, yep, it's my new job. I've averaged 50 hour weeks since I started as a temp in early December, became Permanent in late January and started working many Saturdays to meet...

3 inches

Changed programing: Blues come on at 11 AM, off at 10 PM. Whites come on at noon and off at 8 PM.

So far, a marked improvement in SPS health and LPS is always looking fluffy, not stuffy. Let's give it a few weeks. I'm likely going to follow through with taking my splash guards to tap and having them saw them to about half their height. I think I can still get my arm to the back of the...