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Name: joejdsn Photo Title: Tomato in Rose Photo Equipment: Sony Dsc-f707 Location: My 60, Anaheim, CA

Name: Joejdsn Photo Title: in the midst of bubbles Photo Equipment: Sony Dsc-f717 Location: In my 60 gal, Anaheim, CA

by the way, MattM, when can we expect your flatworm medicine to be available? thanx.

thank you, thank you!

from what i've read, i guess most starfish are not good for reeftanks. if there are any reefsafe starfish, which ones are they? thanks

blue chin tigger? do you mean blue jaw trigger or is this a completely different fish?

i miss his helpful and wise replies. also, how's his ghetto reef going? anyone know?

the tank looks awesome! it is more exciting to know that the tank will be showcasing the beauty of reef to the students at your school. hopefully it will lead to more people falling in love with the reef and in turn we can do more to protect it. keep up the good work!

as long as you're not going to set up a plenum, the grain size shouldn't matter. the caution would be to make sure that the sand you collect isn't polluted.

Magnesium & Calcium Plummeted!!! hello, my 60 gal has been running smoothly for last 3 1/2 months. everything looks great, all the params check out. some info on my tank: 60 gal s.g. =1.24 amm. =0 nitrite = 0 nitrate = 0 ph = 7.9 to 8.2 i have 4-5 inch dsb 70lb live rock nice...

there's a bunch of 'em at Pismo Beach. live ones too!

I have to say PM-HOT1. Best hang on skimmer for your money!

i'm not out of my mind... i just remember back when i was in high school, my marine bio. teacher told the class that there was an epidemic of starfish along the calif. coastline. and then they hired all these divers to go in and cut all the starfish in half... he said that resulted in even...

i got a couple of mini starfish from lfs and i was wondering if it would be possible to frag them...

woohoo! woohoo! woohoo!