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Hi people, another computer thing from an illiterate here. I have this Yahoo toolbar which is on the top of every internet explorer window i open up. Anyone know how to get rod of it? Any help greatly appreciated.

Hi Blastos here are okayly priced, im in canberra AU. I think they were $3-7 per frag. I dont really like them that much though, just brown and green. Really dunno why anyone in the states would pay for them, just dont seem that nice, i just use them cos i cant get zoos here so theyre my...

Hi guys Im sure some of you must be getting tired of hearing of this far off magical place, but i thought id sow you some pics a guy in Ozeland took when he went down to singapore. When i go back home, in dec, i promise ill take some more pics. Bear in mind, Iwarna (the dealer pictured) is a...

Hi I got 2 tiny BTAs (about 1.25" expanded) from the LFS. Theyre obviously clones or maybe sexually produced juvis. Anyway, whats wierd is the smaller (shorter bosy column) one has about 30 tentacles, all usually thin normal tentacles which bubble up slightly after feeding. The other one...

Hi there, Agreed, triggers are nice fish :) and so are some puffers. Just on a side note, my lfs had a 2" clown trigger in a reef tank and it didnt eat anything. But then again i dont think that tank had any shrimp in it. Lucky i guess, i wont trust the same individual in my coral tanks...

Hi No practical experience with them but learn in marine biol class that in planktonic form (the stage before crustaceans settle), it hasnt been ascertained if they feed. If they do, it is likely they feen on microalgae and other phytoplankton in the water column. In the settled phase, id...

Hi guys, just wanted to know if you have an occy or a perc of any sort in a BTA. Thinking of getting one for my tank, a BTA first, i mean. It seems to me, many of you american reefers are able to get them to do so, despite BTAs of any sort not being natural hosts. Secondly, im trying to see...

Hi Thanks Kris for your reply. I was thinking of the wandering the most. He'll be the first inhabitant of a well cycled tank but i still wory bout the movement. Do you think he'll wander more than a BTA would? Do they generally like sand substrate or rocks to bury their foot in? Yeah, the...

Hi Sorry, no pic, no digicam, spent all my money on my tank ;) Its in really good condition. Just wanted to know its survivability. Eg magnificas, no matter how immaculate the specimen, dont have a good track record etc.

Hi all, Ive been given the opportunity to buy a non-bleached light purple (not dyed either) Heteractis Crispa. Ive been considering these guys for a while and have not got any real conclusion. Anyone had any experience with these guys? Do they roam, burrow, rock dwellers? etc Any...

Hi Iceburg Nice angel, havent seen one in either singapore or australia. Must be a hawaiian fish. The rusty angel c ferrungatus seems to show quite some natural variation within the species. The marine depot one shown seems darker and therefore less interesting because the pale lavender head...

Hi, Iceburg, 30 inches, in my opinion is okay for a dwarf angel (especially if you get one when its small - 2" or less). I know people are gonna flame me for saying this, but i think it should be okay. Here are some pics of my fave dwarf angel - Centropyge aurantius...

Hi Iceburg, What are the dimensions of your tank? What incysor days may or may not be true (a 35cm cube and a 60x27x27cm tank have the same volume, but keeping fish in the latter would be more feasible) Another suggestion, hows about a shoal of 3 banggais? They look awesome and hand around...

Hi, Great going with the coris wrasse, i like their energetic behaviour, just wondering, does yours bury itself in the sand etc at night? Would be SO cool to watch :smile: I havent had a rusty angel before, but as to your flame angel idea, i think it should be okay, depending on the...

Hi guys, Have finalised my tank plans!!! i hope... Would appreciate any advice or comments on the design. Sorry for the bad depictions and explainations. The main tank will be a 350mm cube. This, however, will have a 50x50mm piece cut out from the back glass on the right. This will form...

Ive never had anything other than carpets and a magnifica before, therefore, i think everythingelse is hard to keep :smile: Incysor, were your green BTAs ancored onto the underside of rocks or in caves? I would really love for one not to move :) I will try your suggestion if i have to get...

Hi, Was thinking of getting a carpet for my 35cm cube and upgrading as he gets bigger; however, seems doubtful i'd be able to get a small 4-5" specimen. BTAs, on the other hand, come in that size, and host most clowns. Anyone had experience with these guys? Ive only had experience with...

he looks much better than in the pics in the tupperware. He seems to have gone all green; and yet he looks more afraid/shy in the tank than in the tupperware, prob cos the tupperwre offered no cover whatsoever. Great find, do you have to be really careful when doing water changes etc? octos are...

incysor, do you think the carbon and phosban are really necessary; since you have a skimmer and all. Might try to use the AC300 as a fuge and put some C racemosa or C taxifolia in. I know theyre not the best choices and risk of going sexual is high,but i really cant get much more than those...

Thanks for the pic phishy, looks great. I prefer the ones which have flower "petals" which form an almost complete circle though. You made my day by posting the pic.