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IT's sold

It's in good shape.

I'm going out of town next week so if I part it out it won't be until the following weekend.

Bump again...have a buyer for $400, looking for a better offer.

Bump....still for sale. Might start parting out this weekend if nothing occurs.

Well....I still haven't seen or caught any pests, but when I used a bristleworm trap and put the bait way far inside, twice the bait was taken. So I think there is something in the tank...just don't know what or where yet.

Not at this point, thanks.

Yeah....I'm not really fond of that option either. I suspect that this is a problem I've had for a long time and it was in my Red Sea Max and got transfered with rock over to the new (used) 75 g tank. Well at least the water chemistry is good!

Any critters that eat larger bristle worms? I've heard arrow crabs? Six lines won't eat the larger ones.

CUC? No way, they can't fit in the trap. This is the trap I'm using: http://www.marinedepot.com/Coralife_Trap%60Em_Bristle_Worm_Trap_Fish_Hatcheries_Breeding_Supplies_for_Saltwater_Aquariums-Coralife-ES09550-FIMIBN-vi.html I guess the trick is to check on it and pull it out as the worms can...

Now that my tank is stocked and has been running about two months, I will write on this subject again. Tested the water a couple a days ago and nitrates were 0 as were phophates. About a week ago I did have nitrates around 15 ppm. Someone suggested that I make sure that the return line from...

Bump again! Want things to move!!!!!

Bump again! Want things to move!!!!!

I am certain now there is a predator in my tank. I set up a bristle worm trap with a piece of raw shrimp in it last night, and now the shrimp is gone. So I didn't catch anything. It has to be either a flatworm or large bristleworm. I'm going to continue to try my trapping efforts until this...

Set a trap last night....nothing noticed. Used a portion of dead clam as bait. Will try again tonight with a piece of shrimp. Saw elsewhere on the web about putting it in a small container with some holes in it. Will try that again before I try with a rock.

Lawndale, CA. Near Redondo Beach and Torrance.

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Six line wrasse, Carpenter flasher wrasse, two clowns, clown tang, couple of green chromis, and a tiger shrimp goby. There is also a fire shrimp, cleaner shrimp, and pistol shrimp. Also a bicolor blenny.

Seller said you could go either way. I was going to move it later. I know the method is not ideal but aside from this clam death - which may not have been caused by acclimitization anyway - it's worked fine to date. It actually looked fine after I put it in the tank, did not appear stressed...

It was put on the sand. It was floated for about 30 minutes, with one cup of water added twice during that time. My tank is at 77 F.