Fishtales

After seeing him today, I would say he his a 4 inch Fire Clown. Very pretty though but would need a 50 gallon or larger tank as well as a large anemone to handle his size.

How big is he and what have you been feeding him?

I was wondering the same thing....

I will give you $20 for him if that sounds fair to you. Why are you getting rid of him? I live about 10 minutes from your area....what's a good time this week to pick him up? Thanks! Chris 203-7629 [email protected]

I'm interested in your clown. What size is it and how long have you had it? Thanks! Chris

Ok, Brian! How about tomorrow at around noontime? I live at 5217 Old Spicewood Springs Rd. in northwest austin. My number is 203-7629. Just give me a call when your on your way to let me know your coming. Thanks! Chris

I suppose I can do $50.

I used this canister filter for about 4 months and it works flawlessly. Very quiet. Model number 2234. Will include media. Asking $60.

I have an Ehiem Eco 2234 canister listed for $75. It's about 4 months old and works perfectly. Chris

I am selling an Eheim Eco Pro, model 2234 canister filter. Filter is only 4 months old and in perfect running condition. Perfect for fresh or salt water tanks up to 60 gallons. Asking $75 Thanks for looking!

Awesome!!.....Thanks! Where can I pick it up?

I'm interested in the Xenia. Is it still free to part with or are you looking for something in return? I'm available most of the day tomorrow until 5pm and can swing by then. Thanks. Chris

I'll take them!...and will pay $20! Chris 512-203-7629

I'll take it! How about tomorrow sometime?

What do you think about leaving the protein skimmer out of the equation in smaller tanks? If the tank has ample supply of biological and chemical filtration, is protein really all that much beneficial or even necassary? Thoughts?

I'm wondering if anybody uses carbon filtration for their reef tanks? I've got a 46 gallon bowfront and am using an Eheim canister filter with only the filter pads inside. Should I be using carbon or something else as well?

Thanks everybody!

I've had a pair of Perculas for over a month now and up until two days ago, both were doing well. Two days ago, one of them stop eating and just hung around at the bottom by himself. This morning it started to swimming in circles. I transferred him to the QT and now he has progressed into swimming circles with more disoriented motion. What could this be and what are my options?

So this is my first experience with an ich outbreak. I lost my flame angel last night despite my efforts in setting up a quarantine tank with a copper additive. I did a 25% water change and this morning, the rest of my group.....2 true percula, 1 yellow neon goby, 5 chromis, seem to be doing well. I also raised the tank temperature from 77-78 to 80-81 degrees as I've read that this will shorten the parasites cycle thus, ridding the tank faster of them. I believe this originated from a royal gramma I bought because he seemed to be infected first and was the first to go. Other then adding garlic to their food, what are some other types of treatment I can do that is also reef safe? I've re-tested my tank parameters and is as follows: ammonia, nitrate, nitrite: 0 pH: 8.2-8.4 sg: 24 salinity: 31-32 Temp: 80-81 Any feed back is much appreciated! Oh, the tank size is a 46 gallon bowfront established early December, 2009. Thanks!

I just recently added a long tentacle anemone to my tank and was curious as to what works the best as far as feeding this creature?

It's a single bulb.

Nice meeting ya'!

I'm selling the original 36" light fixture with bulb that came with my tank 2 months ago. Fixture is black and was used for a week before I purchased a HO T5 system. Make me an offer or willing to trade for something... Thanks! Chris

Hi everybody! I recently bought two Koralia 2 power heads about 2 months ago and have decided one will do the job. The Koralia 2 has a flow rate of 600/hr and comes with magnetic fixture. I'm also selling the 36" light fixture with bulb that originally came with the tank for $40. Thanks for looking! Chris