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Fish Disease Treatment
10/06/2007, 01:30 PM
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crosshatch swallowed an elastic
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He's doing quite well now. I was surprised at how...
He's doing quite well now. I was surprised at how much he did hide for the first month, pretty much only came out at feeding. At times he still retreats to his hole but usually not for very long. He...
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Advanced Topics
09/28/2007, 01:53 PM
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Question about cementing rocks
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hawk66
Yes, any hardware store will sell it, usually in...
Yes, any hardware store will sell it, usually in small buckets. The brand I use is King, plug-tite.. It is meant for plugging up cracks in concrete. You can also drill holes in the rock to connect...
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Advanced Topics
09/27/2007, 12:34 AM
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Question about cementing rocks
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If you use hydraulic cement it will set-up very...
If you use hydraulic cement it will set-up very quickly, a matter of minutes so there will little if any die-off.
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/29/2007, 09:47 PM
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Is Maracyn 2 effective if mixed in food?
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Thanks, but that is why I want to add an...
Thanks, but that is why I want to add an antibiotic directly to the triggers food. He eats larges chunks of shrimp that could be stuffed with meds, if I can find an appropriate one to use. It's a...
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/29/2007, 12:14 AM
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Is Maracyn 2 effective if mixed in food?
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Is Maracyn 2 effective if mixed in food?
I need to treat a Crosshatch Trigger for a cloudy eye. Both eyes have been cloudy since I got him. I thought once he went from qt to the display it would clear-up on it's own, but it hasn't. I want...
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Advanced Topics
08/28/2007, 04:58 PM
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Very High Open Loop Flow Rate not needed
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hawk66
I'm just not sure how it's better to have all the...
I'm just not sure how it's better to have all the detritus rotting on the display bottom or behind a rock rather than in my sump being sucked into the skimmer.
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Advanced Topics
08/28/2007, 04:53 PM
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Very High Open Loop Flow Rate not needed
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The benefit to me is the return works double...
The benefit to me is the return works double duty, replacing another water movement device as well as it's associated costs.
Whether skimmer performance is influenced either way, all I can say is I...
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Advanced Topics
08/28/2007, 04:33 PM
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Very High Open Loop Flow Rate not needed
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Thicker or not, your still creating a greater...
Thicker or not, your still creating a greater vortex (not a literal vortex, but you know what I mean) That sucks the surface scum as well as detritus from a distance a slow flow does not. Sure the...
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Advanced Topics
08/28/2007, 12:55 PM
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Very High Open Loop Flow Rate not needed
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hawk66
I like a higher flow because the overflows skim...
I like a higher flow because the overflows skim the surface much better. There is a better oxygen exchange with higher flows into the sump. I also utilize the extra flow from the returns by spitting...
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Reef Fishes
08/18/2007, 01:20 PM
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Overstocking to reduce territories
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Overstocking to reduce territories
I have been noticing some comments lately claiming that slightly overstocking will reduce territorial aggression. Do many people buy into this?. Assuming adequate filtration, is there any validity to...
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Reef Fishes
08/16/2007, 12:32 AM
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Crosshatch owners
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Crosshatch owners
Are your Crosshatches active or do they spend much of their time hiding?. My male seems very timid and hides alot. The female is more active.
Are they easily intimidated by similar sized or even...
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Reef Fishes
08/15/2007, 10:29 PM
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How do i know if im feeding to much or to little?
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hawk66
If they all look plump and healthy, I'd say you...
If they all look plump and healthy, I'd say you are feeding enough. I think in general we have a tendency to overfeed.
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Reef Fishes
08/15/2007, 03:23 PM
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Advice for my fish list.. 480g display, 1030g system
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hawk66
I've never had a clown tang, but I do have a new...
I've never had a clown tang, but I do have a new Crosshatch pair (6",8") They have only been in the tank a few days, but I had to remove a 7" Naso because of a relentless pounding on the female. The...
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Reef Fishes
08/14/2007, 04:49 PM
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Naso banished to the sump
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Naso banished to the sump
I have 7" Naso taking after a 6" female Crosshatch and a very shy 8" male Crosshatch. The female was taking the brunt of the pounding but that is because the male just wouldn't come out. After a day...
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/14/2007, 12:26 AM
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crosshatch swallowed an elastic
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hawk66
He passed the elastic. He has been hiding, not...
He passed the elastic. He has been hiding, not eating much all day, but I just saw him pass the elastic. Hope he is more lively tomorrow.
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Reef Fishes
08/13/2007, 12:23 AM
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How safe is a Euphyllia Torch Coral with an emporer angel?
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hawk66
My emp never looks at my torch (does sample sps...
My emp never looks at my torch (does sample sps occasionally). Two skunk clowns never get close to the torch either.
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/12/2007, 01:58 AM
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Formalin/malachite green with Maracyn2
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hawk66
Formalin/malachite green with Maracyn2
Can formalin or malachite green be used with Maracyn 2?
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/11/2007, 07:44 PM
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crosshatch swallowed an elastic
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hawk66
crosshatch swallowed an elastic
Put a crosshatch in qt last night. While acclimating several small pieces of 1/4" wide rubberbands got into the tank. I thought I removed them all. Today for the first feeding I turned the filter off...
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/10/2007, 09:36 PM
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Has Anyone Used IO Lifeguard?
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Posted By
hawk66
Anybody?
Anybody?
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/08/2007, 12:36 AM
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What parasite is this?
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hawk66
Just dave, any chance of re-posting that pic you...
Just dave, any chance of re-posting that pic you had of the neobenedenia. It is no longer showing in the original thread.
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/07/2007, 04:23 PM
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What parasite is this?
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281
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hawk66
do a search for neobenedenia(sp?)
do a search for neobenedenia(sp?)
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Fish Disease Treatment
08/07/2007, 01:36 PM
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Has Anyone Used IO Lifeguard?
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325
Posted By
hawk66
This has been out awhile now, anymore opinions...
This has been out awhile now, anymore opinions whether it works or not?
Forum:
Fish Disease Treatment
07/28/2007, 12:25 AM
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Force Feeding Marine Aquarium Fishes
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242
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hawk66
Is it possible to do this without anesthetic?
Is it possible to do this without anesthetic?
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Reef Fishes
07/24/2007, 03:11 PM
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Regal Angel not eating......
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869
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hawk66
Did the regal ever start eating?
Did the regal ever start eating?
Forum:
Fish Disease Treatment
07/23/2007, 12:21 AM
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Quick Cure
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Posted By
hawk66
So did Quick Cure work?
So did Quick Cure work?
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