Derek
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August 23rd, 2010. 16:35.
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Yeah, they will be find. I usually just run a powerhead aimed about +45º from the surface of the water so that it circulates and aerates.
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That is awesome! Did you just happen to have that leotard laying around the house? Is that Megan's hair band? Did Megan enjoy the twins scene?
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Awe adorable!!!
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Nice setup. I love the clowns.
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Yeah, I haven't heard of that happening either. That is odd.
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Yep, just leave him. Darwinism will wean out the stupid.
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Get a bigger tank!
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Why do you not want it? It is awesome.
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Fish do have tongues. It could have been a parasite or low levels of oxygen in the tank. Wrasses and tangs need high oxygen levels to remain healthy. I used to lose wrasses all the time until I set my powerheads so that they caused a lot of ripples in the surface of the water. Now I do not have any problems with wrasses.
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Happy Birthday!
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Crap, I sound like a kid's cereal commercial. "Kids love it and it's mother approved."
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A cleaner shrimp wouldn't hurt. The best precaution though is good nutrition.
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If he's eating I would just let him be. Most fish will get over it.
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When I had a biocube that would happen to my fish all the time. I would always have to "fish" my clownfish out of there.
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Haha. We are enjoying the video. The quality is a lot better than I would have expected from a mobile device. Robin did a great job.
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The iPad doesn't have a video camera.
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Cute. Thanks for sharing. A Blackberry? I think she needs an iPhone 3G S.
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A rubbermaid trashcan or two would work. One for the rocks and one for the fish. Depending on how you get it done, it can probably take a few hours or a few days. If you get the overflow put in using silicon you have to wait 24 hours for it to cure.
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I think it is definitely worth it to do. I don't really trust HOB overflows. All it takes is a power outage or a slipped hose and your house is soaked.
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Draining the tank is really the best option. If you're going to do it, you might as well do it right.
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I have a new tank on the way. I'm sure I'll be ordering more stuff in a month or three.
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Haha, more like spoken by someone who wouldn't spend $1,000 on a coral.
