Recent content by Eznet2u

It looks more like the beginning stages of Cyanobacteria to me. If that is the case...just follow the advice you've been given. Oh, and cut back on your feedings.

I would not turn off the heater. Tonight when the temperature drops you will end up with a huge swing in temperature. The heater is not making your tank over heat. It only keeps it from going too low. Leave it in, set it for 79.

Here ya go...http://www.naturallighting.com/web/shop.php?crn=591:Lurking:

Anyone? :bump:

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Then again, if you don't like Texas... http://portervillemls.rapmls.com/scripts/mgrqispi.dll?APPNAME=Orangebelt&PRGNAME=MLSPropertyDetail&ARGUMENTS=-N144414050,-N20687,-N,-A,-N1446356 This is what you can get where I live...There are nicer ones for less...just gotta keep looking.

Oh, and it never came back...That tank is now 7 years old. Still no Hair algae. :tongue1:

During the cycle of my first tank, I had a terrible Hair Algae problem. I "Borrowed" a Tuxedo Urchin from the LFS and it cleaned it out in 4 days. I then took the urchin back to the store for partial credit. The difference in the price and the credit was about $5.00. A lot less than any...

wwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...... I live in California and my Governor is a moron.

Two years, and no video...:sad2: Will someone please show him how to post it? :help:

Mr. B, Isn't it time to change the name of this thread? 39?:birthday:

Joe would always wonder if it was the outfit that turned her off...

It worked for Crocodile Dundee...

Great looking tank... YGPM...