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FW exit will do nothing for red bugs. Its only used to kill Planaria.

+1 on the fuge treatment, but once again you never know if there are going to be stray red bugs in the fuge. And FYI red bugs are live bearers which does make it easier to kill them off. The first time I treated them years ago they came back in 6 months, so I increased the dosage the second time...

I had a huge Derasa when I treated my tank and it was fine. Unfortunately there are going to be certain shrimp or crabs that you may not be able to get out and they will have to be sacrificed if you want to get rid of the bugs. You can try and remove the colonies and treat them by dipping them...

Your acros will lose color over time. The interceptor will not affect any of the snails it will just kill the shrimp and crabs. The acro crabs will not work. Your pod population will bounce back quickly. I would remove all the crabs and shrimp and do the treatment, its really a simple and easy...

Thank you guys!! You will be greatly missed!!

Thanks Tony, LOL Brando PM me with what you want, I will hook you up!

Lets go!! Road trip!!

Thanks Richie!! Tell me about it Bax, I was an SPS guy until I bought my first chalice pack. Here are some SPS shots for you Bax!! Tyree Pink Lemonade by matsinger2, on Flickr Paletta Baby blue by matsinger2, on Flickr Acro by matsinger2, on Flickr Strawberry Shortcake by matsinger2...

Probably best to do it sooner than later...

Those are female Lyretail anthias, you can tell from the stripe behind the eye. I think you meant to say Tierra in the second post which those are not. Yes you can add a male to the group, feed them mysis and other meaty foods. Sorry about your trigger, good luck with the new fish, they are one...

That really sucks!! When I lived in my condo in Hoboken the guy above me would walk like he weighed 700 LBS and it sounded like he was jumping up and down. I told him politely and he made an effort to be more quiet. Unfortunately some people just dont care and have no respect for other people.

Ok cool, just keep an eye on it as it looks exactly like the one that I had in my tank years ago. I may be wrong in my ID of it as a keyhole limpet. I witnessed it first hand feeding on the base of the acros at night. Its edges were kind of ruffled like the one in your picture.

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Paul, I had one of these years ago and they are not good. They are algae eaters, but mine would eat coral, mainly SPS, acros and montis. It would eat the tissue right off the skeleton. In fact it seems to be doing that in the picture above. They are also referred to as Keyhole Limpets, I...

Thanks everybody!! Here are some more!! Yellow Rim Scolly by matsinger2, on Flickr WWC Rainbow Magic by matsinger2, on Flickr Jf Biohazzard by matsinger2, on Flickr JF My Miami by matsinger2, on Flickr

This is one of my top 5 favorite pieces, its truly a one of a kind piece that you never see. Rainbow acanthophyllia by matsinger2, on Flickr

MM is an amazing chalice for sure!! LMAO!!!!

RO Rising Sun by matsinger2, on Flickr MSB by matsinger2, on Flickr JF Split Decission by matsinger2, on Flickr JF Yellow eye Lepto by matsinger2, on Flickr

Thanks Mike and Nicole for a great meeting!!! The brownies were amazing!!

LOVE SPARTACUS!!!! Was so sad when Andy died and also thought it would be difficult to replace him. I have not started watching this season yet as I usually watch them on On Demand. No spoilers!!!