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Bump. Price drop to $80.

Pickup in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Top brace is slightly warped but tank is structurally sound. Stand is in good shape.

Sure -- will post some tonight.

Price drop: $120. Also comes with crappy glass cover.

Hi, I have a 46 gallon bowfront with black wooden stand for sale, good condition except the top brace is slightly warped from being too close to my lighting for a bit (warping happened years ago, never had an issue with bowing). Looking for $150. Pickup in Williamsburg Brooklyn. Alex

I had one that I lost to a bout of ich. Great fish, definitely plan to get another at some point.

Thanks! Its not black spot, I don't think. There's only a single area, and its about the size of a shirt-button. Looks like black spot (the one I am finding online) is much smaller.

Hi all, been awhile, but I have an issue with my stars n stripes puffer in my FOWLR. A few days ago I noticed a black raised area on the back of my puffer, about the size of one of his eyes, perfectly round. It continued to raise, but not like a bump, more like a scab raises on an injured...

Haha the one at New World is still there - it just escaped its case. I saw it hanging out in some zoos.

I know the answer to the "legal debate" in this thread, but if I told you the answer, I'd have to bill you :) I wonder, does Scores have a legal obligation to hire an equal number of male and female strippers? Discuss! However, to correct one thing I saw in this thread -- a business in NY...

How big is the cowfish?

Go slow! Remove the rock today and the substrate over a couple of days -- everything you do should be done gradually or you'll run the risk of ammonia spike. Keep water changes on hand, and keep measuring ammonia and nitrite, if they start to rise, do some water changes. Use buffer to keep up...

I would probably remove the substrate and liverock. Use some pvc pipe for shelter and use an old filter bag or sponge from your main tank to provide some extra biological filtration. The hypo is going to kill any inverts (not bacteria) on the live rock and could actually lead to an ammonia...

QT, and you should treat the ich now by removing your fish to hospital tanks and leaving the main tank empty for 6 weeks. It will save you a LOT of trouble and time later. Its really a pain, but after several dead fish I realized that there's just no other good way.

Makes water a little clearer, worthless in controlling ich and friends