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The ASM Skimmer, is manufactured by All Seas Marine, in Torrance Calif. They are a cheaply made knock off, of the Euro-Reef, and are not worth even purchasing. They use inferior impeller assemblies, that crack, and fall apart, after just a few weeks. Have two of them, wasting away in my garage.

Here is where you can get a gist of the Aquarium Systems Article http://www.aquarium-design.com/fish/lowsalinity.html

The actual Sg, for the treatment is 1.015, with no need to raise the temperature. However, it is correct that in the presence of Invertebrates, you should not use this method unless you have a seperate quarantine tank. The lowering of the SG needs to be done within a 4-5 day period of time...

The Elysia diomedea Nudibranch, eats Bryopsis. You can find it on the Collectors Corner of FFE, as the "Partially Photosynthetic Algae Eating Nudibranch"

The Barnacle blenny, comes from the sea of Cortez. Nice little guy's, but they need a water tempeature lower than 78 degrees, otherwise they don't do well, long term.

Ranger, I to am a veteran, of the cold war era. Currently, I am not in the Army MP's. However, we Veterans, who cannot be there with you, support you 150%, and salute you BIG time.

Thanks, gazpep. It's always nioce to know the Aussies, are always ready, when the U.S. needs some help.

Cubera, ditto to your comments. The day of sitting back, and shrugging our shoulders, is gone forever. We lost a few shippments today as well. Including one from Australia, which will hopefully come in on Sunday. We were lucky enough, that Quantas let us consign the order, to one of our Hawaiian...

No, John. However, the information provided, is pretty much common knowledge, to those working in the Wholesale part of the industry, in regards to shippment receipt, and husbandry.

Sorry Chucker, But 20 Years in The Wholesale, and retail industry, gives you A lot of time for research. 85% of the written literature, is personal research, the rest is with exchanging info with friends involved in the industry.

Sorry, tried that, and it just came out like that.

Here is a very good guide for ALL of the Anthias. Pseudanthias evansi Range: From the Indian Ocean east to the Cocos Islands Size: 5 Inches Diet: Zooplankton, and...