180g Starphire A.G.E on its way!
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jtarmitage
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12487565#post12487565 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cbui2
wow Sang that elos is da bomb
Bart, that is an incredible rockscape! Very nicely done.
ConcreteReefer
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Bart- Just realised you were in New Orleans! CoonAss!
My grandparents had a house on Magazine st. I still have alot of family still Uptown by the University..
gotta love that stinky, smelly town
Cooter Browns baby!!
My grandparents had a house on Magazine st. I still have alot of family still Uptown by the University..
gotta love that stinky, smelly town
Cooter Browns baby!!
ConcreteReefer
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Yeah, There ok.. They live off St. Charles by Tulane U.
I was there last summer, it wasn't as bad as I thought..
I was there last summer, it wasn't as bad as I thought..
Reeftanks6
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Yes bart i agree totally with jtar.
eagleONE
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Ah! Okay the topic of amino acids got me thinking last night.
Mark, from my understanding is that you make your own blend of food. Seafood, yes? The reason you may not have noticed a change in color compared to when you were dosing aminos... is that you may be indirectly providing amino acids through the food.
In short, amino acids come from dietary.
I notice this myself. I was given a browned out turaki and now it's turning bright purple from my nightly feedings.
My point is amino acids may potentially provide addition aid in coral health--under the conditions that all your other factors are inline.
In the words of the great marko9 (on of my things that's been graciously ingrained in my head) Feed your corals!
I'm done.
Mark, from my understanding is that you make your own blend of food. Seafood, yes? The reason you may not have noticed a change in color compared to when you were dosing aminos... is that you may be indirectly providing amino acids through the food.
In short, amino acids come from dietary.
I notice this myself. I was given a browned out turaki and now it's turning bright purple from my nightly feedings.
My point is amino acids may potentially provide addition aid in coral health--under the conditions that all your other factors are inline.
In the words of the great marko9 (on of my things that's been graciously ingrained in my head) Feed your corals!
I'm done.
I'm at the point where I'll be OK with whatever losses come out of this. At least I only have frags. It won't hurt as much.
kdblove_99
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Does this kill both red bugs and AEFW or just one of them?
kdblove_99
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Dang page just refreshed i can see it is for AEFW cause i know interceptor is for Red bugs
I started reading this post and I could think is fish, fish poop, and feed the fish to make fish poop.
Look at John's and Tim's tanks. Both have over 30-40 fish. John has over 50+. Their tanks are what I consider the standard locally. I think there is something to nutrients; one way or another
tbone28
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I followed what Denadi did over on the % Loss from levamisole thread. I used a 300mg/gallon concentration. I'm thinking it's not as strong as what you use. I recall you saying that your solution has a slight yellow tint to it, but mine looked clear still.
How long do you dip?
How long do you dip?
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