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Female. Gonodactylus chiragra

I've owned a few of Lysiosquillina maculata in the past. A taller tank is better than longer and I suggest mix in some fine substrate. I suggest getting some through the means of online. Also, in this case, I recommend a PVC pipe. It needs to feel secure and the transparent critter thing isn't...

A ‘male’, Gonodactylus chiragra

I have concluded that BRS customer service didn't know. I ended up doing blue and reds only. Having this redish purple hue.

I will try the Sea Hare then. Sadly the Peacock I got isn't too clever. *sighs* Maybe that might be a good thing for the hare.

Your opinions about a Sea hare with my male Peacock? Food (likey) Won't hurt to get feed back from you all.

We are on the same boat. I would love another one again. However if 'you' get one i can totally help you with information and care. I learned alot from mine and help from Dr. Roy.

These two great guys from what I recall were from NC. They ran a website that sold only Mantis Shrimps. They ended up closing shop and had went back to school. That was along time ago... if only they had returned selling they could collect a sh*te ton of different kinds of em. I was very sad to...

They are! I miss mine. They were so entertaining and vibrant.

You are half right! I ended up emailing Bulk Reef Supplies. They said RED, GREEN, and WHITE. The other hues wouldn't help with growth.

Thanks! I currently use a LED floodlight at 6500k. I would like to use my spare Hydra 26 in replace of what I currently use. I should reword what I'm asking... How to calibrate each of the LEDs on the Hydra to emulate 6500k. I know red light induces growth, but i would to see a basic set up of...

I have an extra Aqua Illumination - Hydra 26, and i wanted to know what settings would give *maximum* macro algae growth?

I was watching a video from Bulk Reef Supplies about using a better quality light for the refugium. I have an extra Aqua Illumination Hydra 26, and i wanted to know what are the best growth settings? I image it would have more reds hues than blue hues.

It will always be an Odontodactylus japonicus!

Oooooies! Exciting!