aiptasia battle going good

jthread wrote:
"George Patterson" wrote in message
...
On Dec 12, 5:27 pm, wolfdogg wrote:
i bought 2 peppie shrimps about 2 weeks
ago, they have finally adjusted and are
munching aiptasias liek crazy. they
cleaned about 20 off one rock, 20 off
another rock, and a few off anoter, and
have the population cut to about 1/4th of
what it was in about a weeks feeding. i
totally reduced the amount i was feeding
my fish, and was careful to only put
enough food in there so the fish could
grab theirs but not too much that would
find its way to either the shrimp or the
aip's. also i have this tri-colored
damsel looking thing that will keep the
shrimp at bay, so the shrimp just hide
until night, so i think the damsel is
actually helping by keeping the shrimp
hidden during day, which is causing them
to go on overtime at night.

the t-bird works excelently, i have the
filters setup properly, and no more BS, hehe.
thanks guys for the news server info.
Yea it looks like you have things under control with three mother
****ing posts to say the same exact thing ****ing MORON . Are you
inflicted with MS or what! Your a ****ing liar anyhow as peps do not
eat aip that ****ing fast asshole, and there is no way you can
effectively filter out 90% of this mess using motzarella or
thunderbird..............so go get a ****ing clue.hyour miss led

teehee


AWesome...filter caught that post originally. Yay.

Question...I'm still seeing a decent amount of green hair algae and some
red splotches that look almost like drops of red paint on the sides of
the tank. The red splotches don't scrub away with a sponge
either...suggestions?

--
Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)
I love woot.com and techbargains.com

The red is kind-of a coraline algae, but not as
desirable. Most people don't get excessive amounts
of it, but some people do. What kind of water are
you using?

Wayne Sallee



Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/13/2007 10:27 AM:
jthread wrote:
"George Patterson" wrote in message
...
On Dec 12, 5:27 pm, wolfdogg wrote:
i bought 2 peppie shrimps about 2 weeks
ago, they have finally adjusted and are
munching aiptasias liek crazy. they
cleaned about 20 off one rock, 20 off
another rock, and a few off anoter, and
have the population cut to about 1/4th of
what it was in about a weeks feeding. i
totally reduced the amount i was feeding
my fish, and was careful to only put
enough food in there so the fish could
grab theirs but not too much that would
find its way to either the shrimp or the
aip's. also i have this tri-colored
damsel looking thing that will keep the
shrimp at bay, so the shrimp just hide
until night, so i think the damsel is
actually helping by keeping the shrimp
hidden during day, which is causing them
to go on overtime at night.

the t-bird works excelently, i have the
filters setup properly, and no more BS, hehe.
thanks guys for the news server info.
Yea it looks like you have things under control with three mother
****ing posts to say the same exact thing ****ing MORON . Are you
inflicted with MS or what! Your a ****ing liar anyhow as peps do not
eat aip that ****ing fast asshole, and there is no way you can
effectively filter out 90% of this mess using motzarella or
thunderbird..............so go get a ****ing clue.hyour miss led

teehee

AWesome...filter caught that post originally. Yay.

Question...I'm still seeing a decent amount of green hair algae and some
red splotches that look almost like drops of red paint on the sides of
the tank. The red splotches don't scrub away with a sponge
either...suggestions?

Wayne Sallee wrote:
The red is kind-of a coraline algae, but not as desirable. Most people
don't get excessive amounts of it, but some people do. What kind of
water are you using?

Wayne Sallee



Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/13/2007 10:27 AM:
jthread wrote:
"George Patterson" wrote in message
...

On Dec 12, 5:27 pm, wolfdogg wrote:
i bought 2 peppie shrimps about 2 weeks
ago, they have finally adjusted and are
munching aiptasias liek crazy. they
cleaned about 20 off one rock, 20 off
another rock, and a few off anoter, and
have the population cut to about 1/4th of
what it was in about a weeks feeding. i
totally reduced the amount i was feeding
my fish, and was careful to only put
enough food in there so the fish could
grab theirs but not too much that would
find its way to either the shrimp or the
aip's. also i have this tri-colored
damsel looking thing that will keep the
shrimp at bay, so the shrimp just hide
until night, so i think the damsel is
actually helping by keeping the shrimp
hidden during day, which is causing them
to go on overtime at night.

the t-bird works excelently, i have the
filters setup properly, and no more BS, hehe.
thanks guys for the news server info.
Yea it looks like you have things under control with three mother
****ing posts to say the same exact thing ****ing MORON . Are you
inflicted with MS or what! Your a ****ing liar anyhow as peps do not
eat aip that ****ing fast asshole, and there is no way you can
effectively filter out 90% of this mess using motzarella or
thunderbird..............so go get a ****ing clue.hyour miss led

teehee

AWesome...filter caught that post originally. Yay.

Question...I'm still seeing a decent amount of green hair algae and
some red splotches that look almost like drops of red paint on the
sides of the tank. The red splotches don't scrub away with a sponge
either...suggestions?

Wayne,
Its R/O, D/I water, with red sea salt added to it.

--
Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)
I love woot.com and techbargains.com

What additives are you adding? Do you have pictures
of it to confirm identity?

Wayne Sallee



Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/13/2007 1:36 PM:
Wayne Sallee wrote:
The red is kind-of a coraline algae, but not as desirable. Most people
don't get excessive amounts of it, but some people do. What kind of
water are you using?

Wayne Sallee




Wayne,
Its R/O, D/I water, with red sea salt added to it.

On Dec 13, 8:16 pm, Wayne Sallee wrote:
What additives are you adding? Do you have pictures
of it to confirm identity?

Wayne Sallee


Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/13/2007 1:36 PM:



Wayne Sallee wrote:
The red is kind-of a itchy and rashy looking, but not as drippy. Most people
don't get excessive amounts of it, but some people do. What kind of
anti-biotics are you using? My dick is dripping like crazy after screwing KurtG.

Wayne Sallee


Wayne,
Its Tetracycline and Penicillian, Guaranteed to knock out the clap in 2 weeks time,
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Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:
Wayne Sallee wrote:
The red is kind-of a coraline algae, but not as desirable. Most people
don't get excessive amounts of it, but some people do. What kind of
water are you using?

Wayne Sallee



Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/13/2007 10:27 AM:
jthread wrote:

-deleted email address line-

On Dec 12, 5:27 pm, wolfdogg wrote:
i bought 2 peppie shrimps about 2 weeks
ago, they have finally adjusted and are
-deleted the bulk of this post just to
reduce its size-
thunderbird..............so go get a ****ing clue.hyour miss led

teehee

AWesome...filter caught that post originally. Yay.

Question...I'm still seeing a decent amount of green hair algae and
some red splotches that look almost like drops of red paint on the
sides of the tank. The red splotches don't scrub away with a sponge
either...suggestions?

Wayne,
Its R/O, D/I water, with red sea salt added to it.

big habeeb, you missed me on your clean
list, and quite a bit of others,
and can you PLEASE delete the spam line
that has that email address next to george
pattersons name as well, and the spam
comment at the end of the subject line as
well, otherwise your just forwarding spam.
that isnt george pattersons email addy,
and that wasnt his comment, and when you
leave that line in there with that
address, this post never hits my clean
box, i had to scour to find it.

p.s. i deleted the email address, and the
subject comment, so just compare what i
did to my reply to your initial reply to
see the diffeence, this is how we can keep
the proper emails going into teh right
list so users will continue to happily use
the boards.

Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:
Wayne Sallee wrote:
The red is kind-of a coraline algae, but not as desirable. Most people
don't get excessive amounts of it, but some people do. What kind of
water are you using?

Wayne Sallee



Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/13/2007 10:27 AM:
jthread wrote:

-deleted email address line-

On Dec 12, 5:27 pm, wolfdogg wrote:
i bought 2 peppie shrimps about 2 weeks
ago, they have finally adjusted and are
-deleted the bulk of this post just to
reduce its size-
thunderbird..............so go get a ****ing clue.hyour miss led

teehee

AWesome...filter caught that post originally. Yay.

Question...I'm still seeing a decent amount of green hair algae and
some red splotches that look almost like drops of red paint on the
sides of the tank. The red splotches don't scrub away with a sponge
either...suggestions?

Wayne,
Its R/O, D/I water, with red sea salt added to it.

big habeeb, you missed me on your clean
list, and quite a bit of others,
and can you PLEASE delete the spam line
that has that email address next to george
pattersons name as well, and the spam
comment at the end of the subject line as
well, otherwise your just forwarding spam.
that isnt george pattersons email addy,
and that wasnt his comment, and when you
leave that line in there with that
address, this post never hits my clean
box, i had to scour to find it.

p.s. i deleted the email address, and the
subject comment, so just compare what i
did to my reply to your initial reply to
see the diffeence, this is how we can keep
the proper emails going into teh right
list so users will continue to happily use
the boards.