29 gallon Biocube!

[Aysha]

so I went to check on my tank and there is a 3inch pile of sand at the front where my Kenya tree used to be LOL I wonder who is responsible for that ...
those things can DIG HOLY erm COW!!!!

[Ginu]

Originally Posted by Aysha

so I went to check on my tank and there is a 3inch pile of sand at the front where my Kenya tree used to be LOL I wonder who is responsible for that ...
those things can DIG HOLY erm COW!!!!

Don't underestimate the digging power of a tiger pistol shrimp... the little suckers are well oiled machines.

[Aysha]

So I just murdered my first aptasia! and nearly got nailed by a hot pink bristle worm in the process! I'm a reef keeper now!

I tried using the aquastick epoxy on my corals and it failed miserably now looking for another option.

[Bblinks]

Boston coral farm super glue or a bulk reef supply's glue is also good. BTW you are not a true reef keeper until you get a figure full of bristles!

[subman]

Originally Posted by Bblinks

Boston coral farm super glue or a bulk reef supply's glue is also good. BTW you are not a true reef keeper until you get a figure full of bristles!

...and glue your fingers together (or fingers to some other body part lol)

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by Bblinks

. BTW you are not a true reef keeper until you get a figure full of bristles!

dude you are getting far too intimate with your reef


I've found DD's epoxy my favorite....its the only one Ive used that actually gets schticky

[Aysha]

lol I've glued my fingers and figures together hundreds of times I think I've got er nailed (glued?) down to a science...now if only I could use medical grade prosthetic adhesive in my fish tank.....

[Reefie]

To properly and easily mount corals to rock, I use the epoxy-putty-epoxy method.

Just try to remember that a little goes a long way. When using epoxy, the more you use, the longer it takes to set and cure.

[Ginu]

Originally Posted by Aysha

So I just murdered my first aptasia! and nearly got nailed by a hot pink bristle worm in the process! I'm a reef keeper now!

I tried using the aquastick epoxy on my corals and it failed miserably now looking for another option.

You should really have gotten a peppermint shrimp to take care of the aptasia problem, especially since you love shrimps

I got a peppermint shrimp for my tank thinking that it would not survive a day with a very large coral branded a large cleaner shrimp and a pistol, but the peppermint shrimp is still alive two months later and cleaned my aptasia issue within a day

[Aysha]

I had one that must have snuck in on a coral as it was on a newer frag. I'll pick up a peppermint next time I'm at the fish place. I was worried el pisto would eat him.