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I really hate to sell it, but ive been investing more time (and of course money) into my 90g reef tank.

price drop! 100$

I use the plastic back strips for the glass canopy as a handle. Cut a 2" wide piece slide it on the front glass edge and bend it up.

40G breeder tank, stand, glass canopy, fluval 306, 36" T5HO plant light, misc live plants and a few odds and ends fish for sale. It has approx 40lbs of CaribSea Floura Max substrate. The stand is black pine. It is all in good working order, just trying to down size a little. Would poss be...

I have about 100-120 lbs of gravel and crushed coral mix, i just want to get rid of it but if you have some carbon or some new life spectrum sm pellet food to trade that would be nice. Its in my 90 and its about 5 inches deep so its a fair amount. I live in Abingdon, harford county and I'm...

It was always my assumption (and purely an assumption for I am certainly no rocket surgeon) that Ich was always in the tank to some degree. As long as the fish were healthy there were no signs or symptoms tho because their immune system was able to fight it off. Once they became stressed due...

I work for the emergency operations center for harford county (as well as a vol. firefighter/emt ) so I can reply as to how we would have and have handled these types of situations. I am a police dispatcher as well as a 911 call taker from time to time. We do on a regular basis receive calls...

^^ LMAO, the funny thing is I work midnights and see that **** commercial eleventeen times a night!

any hardware store should have that (home depot, lowes etc) you just need threaded male or female to barb fitting. You may need to reduce depending on the size of your bulkhead fittings and the size of your tubing.

I was just in there today, not much salt left at all but quite a bit of freshwater fish and plants. Not much out of the norm type stuff but all nice. Also, just to let everyone know there is NO DISCOUNT on dry goods at this time. I started loading up on new life and some water conditioners...

Also agree, and also a lot of people may not like the idea of being "thrust" into a hobby that they will ultimately have to spend money on and have no real interest in to begin with.

When I was in the corps (and going thru my tattoo stage) I met a girl that I was madly in love with. I said to a friend "I'm gonna get her initials in Chinese letters on my chest and that way if we ever break up I can just say they are mine". ....After a few min of a puzzled stare he says...

I just go by, diversity is key rule. I feed mostly new life pellets as a staple but supplement with diff kinds of frozen all the time. I mostly use brine fortified with spirulina but use a wide variety of frozens. I also take a leaf of kale or collard greens nuke it for 30-40 sec to soften it up...

You could mix in 10lbs or so of crushed coral to the gravel

I prefer Python brand. I have used Lee's and my only gripe is the tubing isn't as flexible as the Python's. Lee's tubing is much more rigid, but it still does the trick. Other than that I LOVE my Python. I do prefer gravity siphoning to a bucket when I want to really clean gravel only because...

Pool filter sand does not differ from any other silica based sand product. It is used for pool sand filters because of its size and uniformity, the way the sand "locks" together to form a mass rather than a fluidized bed effect and its relative inertness. I have worked at a pool supply store...

Looks similar to a Dimidiochromis compressiceps with a touch ofNimbochromis venustus.

No doubt you will have this song stuck in your head, thats one amazing horse. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83M60qeRyMc

ahhhh the old 33 fbh. That was the tank that started it all for me. Pocket full of tax money and just wanted fish. "Whadya mean what kind? Don't they all get along as long as they are in water?" A few hundred dollars later I had a tank full of florescent gravel, florescent plants (I will not...

I also dont see the problem with certain snails unless its a planted tank and they are consuming your plants or they are just in plague proportions. If you really want to rid them and its a fish only tank why not a dose of copper? It wont upset the bio too much and you can throw in carbon to...