Zoanthids Live Coral
Sunday, February 8th, 2009
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 Cat Eye Zoanthids 4 polyp Frag Live Coral Reef US $17.99 |
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 AQL Blue Bullseye Zoanthids 3 polyp Frag Live Coral US $17.99 |
 ROLive CoralLunar Eclipse Zoanthids WYSIWYG US $.99 |
 ROLive CoralDragons Eye Zoanthids WYSIWYG US $.99 |
 AAF Indo Stop Sign Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $7.00 |
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 Reef Pets Melting Pot Zoanthids Zoas Frag Live Reef Coral US $4.25 |
 AAF Plum Pretty Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $5.51 |
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 AAF Indo Orange Marmalade Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $10.50 |
 Reef Pets Orange Sunset Zoanthids Zoas Frag Live Reef Coral US $6.00 |
 Reef Pets Multi Color Zoanthids Zoas Frag Live Reef Coral US $.99 |
 Reef Pets Birds Eye Zoanthids Zoas Zoos Live Reef Coral US $9.25 |
 Reef Pets Gin N Tonic Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $6.45 |
 Fire and Ice zoanthids live coral US $10.00 |
 Reef Pets Japanese Deepwater Zoanthids Frag Live Reef Coral US $5.50 |
 AAF Yellow Grapes Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $15.50 |
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 Reef Pets Ragin Inferno Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $10.00 |
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 AAF Aussie Blast of Blue Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $1.04 |
 AAF Indo Green Black Salsa Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $.99 |
 AAF Aussie Zoanthids Zoas Live Coral US $1.04 |
 NEW RELEASE Chalice Frag Live Coral Rare Reef Zoa Favia Blasto Acan Zoanthids US $299.99 |
 LA Lakers Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Eagle Eye Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Cinnamon Spice Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Lotus Petals Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Radioactive Dragon Eye Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Phantasm Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Super Eagle Eye Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Emerald Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Bumble Bee Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Kiwi Stars Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Gauntlet Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Aurora Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Peaches Cream Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Purple Hearts Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Orange Dazzlers Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
 Mother of Pearl Zoanthids Reef Aquarium Live Coral US $10.00 |
Rapids pro saltwater filter help 10 pts!!!?
I just installed my new tom rapids pro that i just bought and it is in my fish tank right now. The only problem is that it is spewing bubbles in my tank. the protien skimmer is off so it is not from that. I have no kinks in my hose and there is no obstacles in my overflow. Can anyone help me to tell me what is the problem.
This tank is already cycled and has fish, live rock, and corals and I wanted to know if any of these fine bubbles will affect them. Mostly concerned of the corals. I have zoanthids, hammer corals, mushrooms, kenya trees.
Thanks!
from what i can tell, this product says it's for fish only tanks. imho, bio balls are worthless and should not be used. you get a better result from live sand and rock.
anyway, it's possible that the bubbles will resolve themselves. let the unit run for a cpl/few days and see if it settles down. otherwise, there is some adjustment you are missing.
supposedly, bubbles in your tank can be quite bad in a reef system.
How Eradicate Bristleworms In A Salt Water Tank
Bristleworms are a kind of extremely fast multiplying worms, which generally infest aquariums, salt water tanks and create problems for the other aquatic lives which live in the water tank. It is surprising to know that these bristleworms can grow as long as twenty four inches. These worms find a way to survive in the salt water tanks by feeding off on the leftover food and little crustaceans. Even though people try to catch these worms they are extremely deceptive it not at all easy to catch them that easily. Bristleworms move extremely swift and fast, they can ideally be seen only in darkness with the help of a red light. Although it is a very difficult process to identify the brislteworms and to eradicate easily, you must take the necessary steps which you practically can take to try and eradicate them early once are aware any early symptoms or signs of their existence.
There are certain steps which are required be followed to get rid of bristleworms form a salt water tank, here are they:
1. Determine if bristleworms are actually present in your salt water tank by checking your tank at night time. Look out for rocks as well as crevices in the salt water tank when there is absolute darkness, or by using a flash red light around that area. You would need to purchase a red bulb in order to put in a flashlight which you would able to purchase any hardware or electrical store near you.
2. Try to get a small plastic storage container which has a good light lid which can be fastened. Ensure that the container which you have got is opaque and not at all transparent so that the food in the container is totally invisible to the bristleworms until it stays inside.
3. Insert little amount of shrimp meat which is well cooked, raw fish roe, scallop meat, raw clam meat, raw mussel meat or pieces of raw fish which is edible onto the container. You can put a any type of food which is mentioned above or even put a mixture of some of the food. You do not need to put large quantities of food; just a pea size would be more than enough for the bristleworms.
4. Make holes in the containers which are large enough for the bristleworms to squeeze through them. Make sure the holes in the form of an "x" shaped cross and remove any sort of plastic which is cut out.
5. Immerse the container onto the salt water talk and let it fill with water. Be sure that the container is completely sealed with its lid and then drop it on to the location where you found the bristleworms with the red light earlier.
6. Leave container of a day like that and check it next day. In all probably bristleworms would gone in to eat to eat the meat or fish which you had kept in the container, as the edges of the holes are quit sharp they would not able to come out. If you repeat the process frequently you can easily eradicate the worms.
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Coral Rx - We at Coral Rx have done extensive hands-on research in order to bring you the latest in promoting coral health. Bristleworms are a kind of extremely fast multiplying worms, which generally infest aquariums, salt water tanks and create problems for the other aquatic lives which live in the water tank.
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