Recent content by holeinone1972

You can try Atlantis on rt 51. Usually has very nice fish. (412) 882-7222 Gary is the owner. If you are local to Pittsburgh area shoot me an email. [email protected]

http://www.southtexashydro.com/catalog/ ... oducts.htm Check out the sun twist on this page. I am thinking of using this on my new 4 x 6 ft5 system. You can hook up to 5 halides to it. Rob

Sure does look like a squamosa clam to me.

Just wandering, was there any special technique involved here? Or did you just snap with your hands. Were the corals attached to rock in your system, or did you take out of water to frag? Very cool indeed. Rob

Pittsburgh area Frag trade for November. Hi everyone, Rob here. My buddy Rich (deerhunter) and I are going to put together a frag swap for November. I am not sure of the date, but it will be on a Sunday. I am thinking of the 17th or the 24th as long as there is enough interest. I am...

Hey easy with the clam meat here guys. My clams are getting nervous. Rob From East Coast Clams!

They definately are night creatures. Mine dissapeared one time for over a month. When it came back out it had split into 2 cucumbers. Reproduction by fission. I guess if people were that ugly we would reproduce the same way. :lol: :lol: :lol:

DT's is a live phytoplankton, which you can add to your reef. It is a very good source of nutrition to help feed all of your critters, corals and clams. You can sometimes get it at your local fish store or you can order it at www.premiumaquatics.com here is a link to the phytoplankton page...

No problem here either.

I am pretty sure it loses it's usefullness as soon as they fill the bottle at the plant. Dt's is what you need.

Shipping can be a real pain in the arse sometimes. It is unfortuneate that Ben has had a problem, but it will be taken care of. I have already filed a claim with Airborne, but that is on me. Ben will not lose out on this deal, I stand behind my clams 100 percent. Both clams left my care in...