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| Giant Squid | _________ [CENTER]Renaming Our Corals "Believe those who are seeking the truth; doubt those who find it." Andre Gide |
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| Bristle Worm | Thanks for the article, nice find. _________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] 120 RR AGA, 2000gph, 840watts lighting, Aqua C- 150 (w/ mag12), DIY Kalk Reactor, 7 years reef keeping |
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| Montipora Capricornis | interesting _________ 4x24w T5ho 135ltr/35gal marine cube 15kg of liverock Mandarin Goby, Zoanthids(orange and yellow) Hammer coral , red and blue coralmorphs. ![]() Got Questions? Need Answers? |
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| Peppermint Shrimp | sounds like they need to add an airstone!!! =) |
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| Gnarly Old Codfish | Quote: Large parts of Pudget Sound, where I live, went "dead" after some politican let Japanese trawlers come in and scrape off all the bottom life. :mad: Happened number of years ago but have mostly recovered from now. Still the fishing is nothing like it used to be. _________ AG "125," AquaC EV 180, 30 gal sump, "SCWD", 80 lbs LR, CoralSeaLife "Moonlite" Hood, PFO 250W HQI Mini-Pendant (SPS HQI 14000k bulb) 12 Gallon NanoCube - 24w stock PC 50/50 light "...nothing good ever happens fast in a reef tank, only bad things happen fast..." - MIKE PALLETTA - (2008 Reef log) ("OmarD"/"Scott") | |
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| Giant Squid | Good but bad as well! Once again human intervention and error lead to disasterous results! _________ 125gal.,75gal.,3gal. and 1gal. tanks Yellow,Naso,Tomini,Sohal Tang, Pink Tail Trigger, Snowflake Eel, BANDED CAT SHARK,Hardwicki, Six-Line Wrasse, Blennies/Gobies- Soft and Stony Corals (Crocea, Derasa clams) +numerous inverts "IF THE PHONE DOESN'T RING...IT'S ME" jbassociated content.com aka parrothead |
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| Aiptasia Anemone | Hi, I used to run water test in the NAvy on some of the beaches in the tidewater area and we had tremendous blooms of aglae that caused huge blooms of coliforms in the summer after the algae die off, the bay was nasty as a sewage plant. The main reason was run off not just the doggie turds but the tons of lawn fertilizer that ran off every time it would rain talk about nitrates going sky high then the algae would burn off the nitrites and then die creating that muck on the bay beds that kills inverts and many shellfish, this feeds the bacteria that make fish sick... Until we treat the run-off from our yards before dumping it in the oceans there's going to be red tides and fish with ulcers from bacterial infections.Its extremly costly to treat freshwater run off and would require huge resivors or wetlands. Most cities let the run off from rain go straight in to the oceans without any pre-treatment. The gulf stream is a river in the ocean that dosen't mix with the cooler water, so any cities along the gulf that dump their rain water, lets see theres about 20 along the gulf of mexico from texas, orleans to fla, all dumping lawn fertilizer in to the ocean its amazing anything still live. WheI lived in the key many of the corals were showing stress from run off. Doug _________ 55 GAL OP, 37 GAL SEA HORSE TANK, 5 CLARKI, 2 MARRONS,2 SERPANT STAR,1 RANDALL PISTOL,NUMEROUS HERMITS,2 SKUNKS, 4 PEPERMINT,1 ANAEMONE, SEVERAL SOFT CORALS, 2 ADULT W/C SEA HORSES,8 CHROMIS. 1 B 1 LM BLEEMY,1 WATCHMAN,1 TRUE PERCULA, 2 TANGs, 1 gold angel 1 ROYAL BEAUTY. 1 20 GAL SUMP WITH 1skimmer, 1 fluidized sand filter, REFORGIUM, AND DSB IN MAIN AND SUMP, right handed hermits. Last edited by djnzlab1; 08-03-2007 at 03:01 PM. |
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