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Also took a pic of the active duty fellas who i took the time to thank for their service.

At the museum they had some pretty amazing replicas of the ships involved:

Although they gave their lives - the battleship is a reef underneath. I took these from the memorial....I believe that's a moorish idol.

Also visited the Punchbowl - which is second only to Arlington National in terms of size. They had a lot of these plaques dedicated to our fallen.

I had the honor of visiting the memorial last month. The oil still leaks from the hull - which they call the tears of the USS Arizona.

Before saltwater - we had a nice sized silver arrowana that would torpedo itself out of the tank when eating or just for fun apparently. So I can fully appreciate the "yelling/screaming" lefkonj is talking about lol.

just minor point - clowns do not host anemones - it's the other way around. Rock anemone do not host any clownfish since the former is from the atlantic and the latter is from the pacific =) Odds are the rock anemones will attempt to eat clownfish. there are exceptions for sure. BTAs...

also i've had success wrapping algae with a small piece of LR (or i guess for a QT you could try a pvc). I had a piece on a clip and the tang ignored it.

the only way a system is "too sterile" would be if you just dumped the fish in with no bacteria to support the fish. Good luck with the chevron - beautiful fish.

Safe travels for all who are going. If you're staying home -watch the cooking! We don't need any stories of a fire....

That was a hilarious read. Nerites are inter-tidal species - not very well suited for our tanks - but they get sold in those clean up crews....i got em myself (shrugs) - most stay in because of the lip on my tank but i guess if you lack that, you'll get them on your floor. Quite a few ended up...

How about just a large plastic bucket...then stick your head in Sunny's tank or something? LOL.

i'm not familiar with personal experience on the koralias - but i'd think you could do the "aim powerheads to the middle" to generate chaotic flow. Not sure if i'd call it random. Random would be like taking a power head and suspending it and letting it go around in 360 however it wants. That...

starting bid was .99 cents! LOL

i had bryopsis in my tank once and i thought the world was ending.... i beat it thanks to tech M mag and lots of pruning. Dinos sound just as evil. good luck!!

btw i think triggerfish and puffers are excellent fish - they tend to be very smart and will pick up on who the owner is. In many ways they make a very fun pet for a fish.