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Yes, mine never liked feeding from the surface. He'd ignore flakes until they started sinking.

Hell Yeah!

My wife's car is from 1977 (as am I. Black/Orange/Gray Huffy here).

You should definitely lick it beforehand.

Dude, this thread is from 2010! lol

YA more POOP! lol

Yellow Tangs are Herbivores mostly. Get a clip and some dried algae/seaweed.

I had two Scarlet shrimp that ate my hammer coral. They got to meet my white spotted orange crab Hermes. He loved them! I have a Blood Shrimp ("Sir Scrimpsalot") who just hangs out in his cave but it is against the side glass so I can peek in on him when I want. I also have a Coral Banded...

Thanks! :thumbsup:

What is "RTN"?

I have never seen an "estimated delivery" change by 6 days. Did you piss off an old Gypsy woman, Eric? :LOL:

I have an algae scrubber so I do it maybe once a week. Mostly to get rid of Coraline on the front glass. Mostly.

Methinks someone has been in the Diver's Den! Looking good!

Jeez....

How old are the bulbs?

Bleh.... I got rid of my TV when we got an aquarium. Why would you block your view of your livestock with a stupid TV? (much less 3!!!) Of course, it's full of fake corals so not much to see anyway. Typical conspicuous consumption.

Wow, most reefers talk about not being able to keep a single Blue Link alive...you have FOUR! Awesome stuff, as always.

Sometimes a minimum tank size has nothing to do with the fish size or it's stage of growth. Sorry for your loss, those are some beautiful fish.

The big thing I've seen about the Blue Link is water quality. It's gotta be pretty consistently pristine. From what I've read at least. So jealous, I want one of those pretty bad but the wife thinks they're "frinkly looking". Whatever that might mean... :confused: