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Re: what eats Manjos Cool, Renee, thx again.

sorry to hear about your lost, my condolences to you and your family. please let me know if anything that i can help with... best regards -david

i don't know if anyway to remove them, you may need to just break the rock... let's wait to see if other one can reply with more ideas... good luck.

LOL! i guess may be we should have a group buy, so it will be TWO order in NJ (with a 400 packs) ;) i am just kidding, don't intent to start any group buy for this... ;D

i would say, increase your flow first... and may be get a Yellow Headed Sleeper Goby (see below link for pics) some don't like them, cause they make the sand all over your corals, but i like it, my sand is quite clean with one of them in it. for the size of your tank, may be you should get one...

great setup... i especially like the Achilles Tang! need to get one of those... ;) the Idol are eating nori? man, how do you train him to do that?

cool, thx! ;D

you can see what type of food normally people bring, it would be great if you bring one of your favorite dish... or beer are always good. ;D

Vincent, just got a chance to see your tank, this is great, see you got a lots of stuff already... just keep it up (i mean buying more...) ;) soon enough, am sure your tank will be in excellent condition and very colorful. :D

how about put me on your waiting list as the future spoken for? ;)

just reply (or RSVP) to that link, and show ups to the meeting... with a food or drink would be helpful to off load the host's busy time to preparing food for all of us. ;)

that mean: normal/average person weight 150+ (conservative measurement). 1080 + 400 tank weight ==> ~1500 pound if you think your future tank-spot can hold 10 person standing there forever, you are good. ;D

or TWO, or THREE, or more... ;D may be, starve the new fishesssssssssss for a new days in a seperate tank, to make sure, as soon as you put them in your display tank, they will be hunder for ANY THINGS - like whatever FLAT or FAT worms?? ;)

wow! great progress... first time noticed this thread? i missed all the actions, must be happened while i was in a crunch mode few months back (crazy work hours). may be a piece of "scroll coral" for the next month's raffle prize? ;D

i think i saw some banana wrasse last week in red-sand, not sure they still there... you may want to call him first to be sure (you can goto the red sand vendor page to find his contact #, the owner (Feng) encourage to call his cell phone if the regular office phone # have no answer.

Rich, looks good! thx for sharing the great find. :D

Ligershark , more info can be found here - http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=863.0

yeah, i live on the street right before the BurgerKing (the one close to the Shogun Japanese restaurant) welcome to stop by to see my setup... let me know... ;)

i am planing to treat the tank by disconnect my refugium and sump. wait 2 weeks, if the red-bug still there, i will then treat the whole system. (trying to save the pods in my refugium if possible).

Renee, all the good photo wewe from using my friend's x-rebel camera.... i can rarely got few good ones from my point-n-shoot from the past. i think i got it now... i will try some and see how it goes... thx again for all the great info.