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looking very nice

Depending on how bad the infestation is - you may need more that 3 peppermints. I have 5 in my 50g and no aptaisia. I think the key is to remove as much as possible and then peppermints will keep it in check. In my old tank I removed and dried half of my rocks and then added shrimps which...

Looking really good. Top aquascaping too!

I'd like one, maybe next meeting?

I've been wanting one for awhile. Hard to get wife acceptance on this topic but I need to get it going.

Which reminds me, I wanted to buy a shotgun!

I gave up on cloning. Last time I tried it - I ran out of beer really fast. I also caught my clones playing WoW most of the time. Now I just find places where I can copy/paste the code from, since most of the code for web applications is already written ;-)

50g artisan is a good tank, you'll need a DIY canopy for it though

Simply put, in digital cameras ISO is a tradeoff of light vs noise. Try to keep ISO as low as possible while having acceptable shutter speed. Increase ISO to get better shutter speed at the expense of noise/grain. Personally I shoot in P mode (on my Nikon D90) with ISO=200 always (read...

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Only if you spend a night underwater!

Thanks for comments Gresh. I meant that they have armadillo-like shape. Kind of like elongated egg shape. I know hard to describe. one more pic that is closer:

p.s. good article here: http://www.wetwebmedia.com/podidfaqs.htm Looks like Ostracods The closest pic i can get is this:

I don't think so, even though I have a lot of amphipods too. I looked through pics of isopods, copepods and amphipods and could not match it. The bugs are much smaller and have no visible legs, not c-shaped. They have unibody, no evidence of body segments. p.s. Assuming I had jellyfish...

I looked at my tank with a flashlight yesterday and after seeing normal large and smaller pods found tiny ones... More like bugs than normal pods, size 1/2 mm to 1 mm, look like mini-armadillos in shape and have 2 very small antennas in the front. Very small size but looked like that have...

Try to put it where almost no flow, they like that.

Just don't put cold water on a hot bulb. Let them cool down. When I had T5s I used just water and paper napkin (heavy duty one)

I'd grab some if in San Jose, Mountain View, Milpitas area

Do nothing, enjoy them crawling around and finding new place. Remove frags from their paths.

Seem to be fine. I mounted them on a piece of rubble and placed in the middle, about 20in from the light. They opened up, will try to take pics later. Need to make a box for pics.