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Its an 80 gallon, furthermore there are six generally accepted species that are considered to be 'dwarf' rays. Some reaching 14" max disc width and others areound 18-20". Two are potamotrygon hystrix and potamotrygon humerosa. The true brazilian hystrix rays are quite rare but i am lined up to...

Hey all here's a bit of an update. Progress has been slow but its coming along nicely. Here's an updated shot.

Hey all havvent posted in a while, life got reeeal busy. Wanted to share that i grabbed a db 80 frag tank(48x24x16). This is in fw because soonenough it will house amazonian stingrays! Stay posted for pics and details. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Lol true to that i was just trying to be helpful

Although most bristleworms are good because they eat detritus i did see a show on natgeo about a guy in australia who a 5 foot worm in his reef at an aquarium and it devoured his corals. My personal thought process on these is if theyre under a foot and not flat theyre fine by me, any bigger or...

If the colors are green and brown ive seen these relatively often, ive seen them marked as green star or green starburst zoas.

Yes you can crinkle them up into flakes if you dont have algae flakes or pellets.

Hes probably referring to dried sheets of marine algae or veggie flakes.

I agree, i like the hikari marine a or s. The only difference is size.

Well the manufacturer designation is mag 3 or 5 that simply refers to flowrate in gallons per hour. At around 3-4 feet in vertical distance you can expect to have a fraction of the maximum flowrate so always find one that can go the distance. In regards to the stock pump, i wouldnt use it to...

Any plans regarding rb support on the app? Any updates?

That is AWESOME, Reminds me of point break

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You would probably be better off wwith a magdrive 3 or 5. Maxi jets have very low head pressure ratings.