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Picture of the Month Contest - February 2011
JamesL replied to JamesL's topic in Photography Discussion
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If we are in town, I will be there.
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These are great suggestion when the zoas are on frag plus or small rocks. But I a, curious if anyone has had success when the zoos are on a large rock. Most of mine are on a massive bolder in the tank. So when. A colony starts to melt, I pretty much thought that I just had to go with the flow.
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Nice. I think your topic title is a good name for it.
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Happy Birthday
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One news web site is saying the rolling blackouts are supposedly done for today. Edit: new story
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Doubt it ... or at least not fully charged.
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They seem to only be lasting about an hour (well with Pedernales at least). I wasn't worried about it, especially since ours happened this morning before the lights even came on. I would just make sure all your pumps and what-not come back on.
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In honor of Valentines Day (you do remember that is coming up, right guys? ), the category for February is: Red The rules are simple: Images must be taken by you. Images must be reef/fish related (i.e. from an aquarium or ocean). Submit your photos to the contest gallery here. Submissions close at midnight February 15th.
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pbnj wins by a hair! Congrats! I will get a February contest started in the next few days.
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I realize it is in a quarantine tank, but maybe some chunks of live rock for it to pick things off of?
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I'd say leave them ... I am also in the snail egg camp.
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Welcome (back)!
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Hmm.. i agree, that does look like it might be photosynthetic. Though what type of lighting do you have? It might do ok in the sand bed if the lighting is strong enough.
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Getting close to the end of the month. If you have not voted, now is the time to do so.
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I suspect pretty low that it would wipe out a tank. Just keep an eye on it it. If it's mouth starts to gape or it won't stay attached to anything, then I would pull it.
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My post from the other thread: I have a Scopas and a Twinspot Bristletooth Tang in my 75g. While not the brightess of the tangs, they are neat. My Scopas has gone ulta-shy recently, but my bristletooth is very nice. A pale browny-blue. And thusly, I have no algae eating snails in the tank
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Try an ice cube on the back of it's foot that is sticking through the intake grate. This might irritate it enough to move or at least let go.
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Pics or it didn't happen! (sound familiar? ) Ok, yes I saw you said pictures later ... had to razz
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It can be done via the online store. Not sure who to talk to if you want to pay in person.
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Once again merging the duplicate posts. Please just update this thread.
