ReefKeeper
TalkingReef Live co-host
scubacane, you could always send me that anemone !!
yote, you are welcome to join !!
yote, you are welcome to join !!
Any advice?
- Thread starter scubacane
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yote
In Memoriam
Already did bud.
Joined before I ever set a tank up.
Joined before I ever set a tank up.
ReefKeeper
TalkingReef Live co-host
funny, i dont remember collecting your dues !! lol
yote
In Memoriam
lol,Thats cause I spent em my tank:mrgreen:
Bifferwine
I am a girl
I think most of us start off in Hibye's club, and slowly graduate to the Research Before You Buy Club.
Doc
I don't work for anybody
holy :pooh:, that was funny. Hibye just burned himself and didn't know it. classic!
about the BTA they hate the feel of metal on their foot. take a kitchen knife, just a butter knife or anything not too sharp and firmly place it on the edge of the foot. it will retract. keep inching the knife up the foot until it is off the rock. don't press so hard that you cut it, but it works everytime.
-Dr Marco :sfish:
about the BTA they hate the feel of metal on their foot. take a kitchen knife, just a butter knife or anything not too sharp and firmly place it on the edge of the foot. it will retract. keep inching the knife up the foot until it is off the rock. don't press so hard that you cut it, but it works everytime.
-Dr Marco :sfish:
Rcpilot
Reef enthusiast
Thats hilarious!!
BSTGDTWL
I'm friggin' HOWLING here!! :toothy12:
How about the "I bought cheap equipment so now I get to buy the right stuff and spend another $500 club" ? I'm not a member of that club. Nope! Not me! I'd NEVER buy a refugium without a skimmer. Or a power compact light "just to get started" ROFLMFAO
I am tempted to buy a hammer or anchor coral for my clown. I've heard they will sometimes host in one of those if an anenome isn't around.
BSTGDTWL
I'm friggin' HOWLING here!! :toothy12:
How about the "I bought cheap equipment so now I get to buy the right stuff and spend another $500 club" ? I'm not a member of that club. Nope! Not me! I'd NEVER buy a refugium without a skimmer. Or a power compact light "just to get started" ROFLMFAO
I am tempted to buy a hammer or anchor coral for my clown. I've heard they will sometimes host in one of those if an anenome isn't around.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
My baby tomato clown hosts my frogspawn. My big tomato clown doesn't host anything. Clowns will host just about anything though.
Ok so now I found someone to take my menacing banded coral shrimp- he started attacking my arrow crabs- so he is finally gone, I am going to unload the BTA tomarrow at the LFS- I had to euthanize one of my clowns two days ago because he had a huge worm coming out of him and started to not swim that well- he never did eat either, the other clown used to eat well but since removing the first he has become less active, less interested in the BTA so I have a feeling he might have the same parasite and might be on the way out- it is possible by the weekend I will be back to having a tank with live rock , 2 hermits, 2 arrows- where do I go from here? I do not trust my LFS anymore- yesterday i went into the store and looked at the display tanks - in everyone there was a fish carcass! So I was thinking of letting the tank be for 3 weeks , let it cycle and if any clown parasites still there should die w/o a host and then start over again ordering online from saltwaterfish.com and get a blennie and a new clown- what do you think? I also am going to start a QT tank- Damn I am an idiot- I started this project up intending to do it right and be patient and I have screwed up royally in the matter of 5 days out 80 bucks in live stock
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Hey, it happens to all of us at one point or another. Don't sweat it too much. Consider it a lesson learned.
You are right about leaving the tank fish-less for about a month. However, I would not add more than one fish at a time to a tank that size. If you are going to get a new fish, get either a blenny or a clown. Then add the second fish a couple of weeks later. A brand new 14 gallon biocube is just too small to handle an influx of more than one fish at a time, in my opinion.
Starting up a quarantine tank is a good idea for when you get new fish.
You are right about leaving the tank fish-less for about a month. However, I would not add more than one fish at a time to a tank that size. If you are going to get a new fish, get either a blenny or a clown. Then add the second fish a couple of weeks later. A brand new 14 gallon biocube is just too small to handle an influx of more than one fish at a time, in my opinion.
Starting up a quarantine tank is a good idea for when you get new fish.
yote
In Memoriam
Again,Biffer is dead on the money.
ReefKeeper
TalkingReef Live co-host
yup, we need to kick her off of here so WE can help out too !!
yote
In Memoriam
At least shoot staples in her finger tips so she cant post for a day or two,lol.
ReefKeeper
TalkingReef Live co-host
ouch !!
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Whyyyyyy Do You All Haaaaate Me?!?!?! :D
yote
In Memoriam
Its called tough love.:mrgreen:
ReefKeeper
TalkingReef Live co-host
yeah, what he said ^^^^
Doc
I don't work for anybody
like Yote said to me once....would you like some cheese.....:mrgreen:
-Dr Marco :sfish:
-Dr Marco :sfish:
