Search results

yeah, that x- terminator looks like the bomb. TERMINATE HIM, haha. :mrgreen:

B is right, I have one, and it lost it's crown once, I didn't see it for a long time, then one day, it came out with it's new crown :)

in the sandbed, easy to do.

welcome to the friendly board. Your pics are cool

JohnandDawn: I didn't even see that, but I see what you mean, you can see them in picture 7 and 8 pretty well. I was never aware of what they looked like. I heard from Phischy that to rid them, he uses Flatworm exit, Salifert product. Maybe that will help this person's tank. Aside from...

The sixline also clears out the bristleworms too don't they? I wasn't aware that the orchid dotty does that. I guess if you have them both, you have one clean tank :)

:party: Haaaaaaaaapy Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirthday!! :clapping:

yeah, I'd say more like a plate. Anemones I've seen are more fatter, and have a bigger base.

Dj, I actually took a look at the aquabuys website, and as I read, I read no different than a standard 6 gallon. Same lighting, same setup. I read on jbjlighting.com to see if there is a deluxe model just to be sure, and it's not listed there either. Just an FYI for you and the others, so...

haha, mike. I didn't believe it for a second, lol. On a side note, I didn't know they made a 6 gallon deluxe model. What are the specs Dj? I didn't see them listed above.. (lighting)

I'd say next month sometime. Topic can be care for your corals. Thanks Dj, and thanks all that attended. It was a complete success, and I hope you all learned some things about inverts.

in case you missed it drty, it's in my signature :) To answer it, just in case though, it's 61 watts. :cool1:

glad you can come in skipm.....who else is "in" ?

That's a good price. Go for it :)

apparently you need a member as it requires login username and password to view...

you ask and I deliver...here's a pic. You'll notice the new surface skimmer too.

yeah, they fear nothing, always thinking of food :) They nibble at the gold contacts :)

wow the rare red branches, glad I got a piece from Mike when he came down last, hehe.

drty, as far as I know, you calibrate it just once, as it's a screw that stays in place, and it's protected in the back from being adjusted as it has a cover. Well for Mike and the others, here are some more pics of the digital tester in action. here you see all it comes with...

I'd say for those on PST, we can stay up later, but those on the East coast, will probably stay for about 1 hour to 2 hours tops, unless they can make it til midnight, :) We'll see. Since I'll be there, I should be there for at least 6pm to 8pm. (so two hours tops should suffice)