http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/-t1.htm Soft & Stoney Coral talk. Tue, 24 Aug 2010 05:55:02 GMT 10 http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/kmxaquatics/usafis212121.jpg http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/-t1.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/lighting-for-soft-corals-and-clams-t4428.htm omasakwall hi i have had had a 125 gallon saltwater tank for about a year now and i was wondering what kind of lighting should i use if i wanna keep clams or brain corals and more of the exotic corals. i have had my frogspawns and pom pom xenia for a year now and no problems but whenever i try to add clams and brain coral or stuff like that they end up dying in about amonth. what do i do im lost when it comes to lighting someone please help i could use all the info i get. Corals Tue, 24 Aug 2010 05:55:02 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/lighting-for-soft-corals-and-clams-t4428.htm#60835 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/lighting-for-soft-corals-and-clams-t4428.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/corals-for-beginners-t2746.htm Smicho2 I amsetting up my first salt water aquarium and I have come to sort or a stand still as far as planned inhabitants. At first I thought that a fowlr setup would be best but then I started considering fish disease and things like that. Then I started thinking about corals. I like them a lot but I sort of lack the resources and experience to really get too in depth with coral keeping. The tank I have picked out for my salt water setup is a 55-60 gallon ( not exactly sure) flat back hex tank. It ... Corals Mon, 29 Mar 2010 17:43:08 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/corals-for-beginners-t2746.htm#35958 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/corals-for-beginners-t2746.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/maroon-clown-in-predator-tank-t3721.htm Demonkegman So i have a HUGE maroon clown fish. at least a good 4 inches. he is doing GREAT in a tank with a color changing poisonous rabbit fish and a black lion fish. he's acually the bully. but they all get along. anyways looking to get a GOOD size coral(anemone) for the clown fish... i heard only getting one is the best cuz the clown fish will only protect one and i fear my rabbit will pick at it.... Which is a good anemone to get? and is it even a good idea? or will my rabbit pick at it(has been ... Corals Thu, 08 Jul 2010 04:16:25 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/maroon-clown-in-predator-tank-t3721.htm#50691 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/maroon-clown-in-predator-tank-t3721.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/can-coral-go-in-a-freshwater-tank-without-harming-the-tank-t3427.htm starfang I just bought a fish tank. The guy who owned it before had live coral. The coral came with the tank and is still kind of alive. I would just like some information on coral, and wondering if I can put the coral in my freshwater tank. What kind of damage may it cause? if any. Corals Mon, 14 Jun 2010 06:57:23 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/can-coral-go-in-a-freshwater-tank-without-harming-the-tank-t3427.htm#46185 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/can-coral-go-in-a-freshwater-tank-without-harming-the-tank-t3427.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/where-to-place-a-pulsing-xenia-t2449.htm S&FW_FishyFriend
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]]> Corals Sun, 28 Feb 2010 04:15:32 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/where-to-place-a-pulsing-xenia-t2449.htm#32003 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/where-to-place-a-pulsing-xenia-t2449.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/need-advice-t3060.htm mando8066 I WANT TO PUT CORAL IN MY 30 GAL LONG TANK IM A NUBIE AT THIS I GOT TWO 10 WATT CORALIE 50/50 LIGHTS I HAVE LIVE ROCK AND 2 SRIPED DAMSELS WHAT KIND OF CORAL SHOULD I GET TO START OF AND WHAT ELSE WOULD I NEED TANKS. Corals Sun, 02 May 2010 23:02:14 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/need-advice-t3060.htm#40303 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/need-advice-t3060.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/orange-sun-corals-t3055.htm igotatank I got some Orange Sun Corals and have not seen any poly extention yet??? IDK What is happening here. Any Suggestions. i tried target feeding and i have them in a low light area. Corals Sun, 02 May 2010 05:24:59 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/orange-sun-corals-t3055.htm#40239 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/orange-sun-corals-t3055.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-t1388.htm igotatank what are easy pieces to start out with? Corals Fri, 04 Dec 2009 16:59:26 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-t1388.htm#17015 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-t1388.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/my-first-t2244.htm Anonymous
]]> Corals Thu, 11 Feb 2010 06:51:01 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/my-first-t2244.htm#28517 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/my-first-t2244.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-supplements-and-chemicals-t2137.htm Anonymous i figured id start this thread to see what supplements everyone uses with there corals, and get a brief explanation of why its used. Corals Wed, 03 Feb 2010 18:10:22 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-supplements-and-chemicals-t2137.htm#26741 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-supplements-and-chemicals-t2137.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/researching-corals-t2224.htm RustyReid
Rusty]]> Corals Wed, 10 Feb 2010 05:40:01 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/researching-corals-t2224.htm#28280 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/researching-corals-t2224.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/aussie-acan-lord-t2172.htm igotatank ]]> Corals Fri, 05 Feb 2010 19:10:21 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/aussie-acan-lord-t2172.htm#27440 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/aussie-acan-lord-t2172.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/cherry-corals-t804.htm Frank anyone ever have the cash to buy anything from them? i would love to but there coral frags carry a hefty price . for those that just like to look here is the link (sorry fresh water guys these are saltwater ) http://www.cherrycorals.com/ Corals Thu, 15 Oct 2009 09:52:01 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/cherry-corals-t804.htm#9727 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/cherry-corals-t804.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/beginner-corals-t2133.htm Rachael0805 Beginner corals are great for people who are just starting out with the new reef Tank and who are going to make mistakes. Beginner corals are less likely to die in a system that is NOT perfect. Beginner corals tend to be hardier than that most other corals, and therefore if you make a mistake in water chemistry or in the temperature or in other things in your tank, the beginner corals are more likely to survive your mistakes. When you first start out with a reef tank, chances are you will ... Corals Wed, 03 Feb 2010 06:56:46 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/beginner-corals-t2133.htm#26708 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/beginner-corals-t2133.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-id-website-t2132.htm Anonymous http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=15

hope it helps some people out]]> Corals Wed, 03 Feb 2010 06:45:45 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-id-website-t2132.htm#26705 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-id-website-t2132.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/what-are-these-no-one-can-tell-me-t1770.htm Miller09 I have asked a LFS for help on finding out what these guys are. I have no clue. the one is like a blueish color and can go in & out of the rock. the other is like a pink/peachish color. can any one please . any help i can get as to finding out what these are would be great. Miller09 < this guy can go in and out of the rock. Corals Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:12:07 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/what-are-these-no-one-can-tell-me-t1770.htm#20952 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/what-are-these-no-one-can-tell-me-t1770.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/intro-to-coral-please-read-this-t576.htm juice28 ]]> Corals Sat, 19 Sep 2009 01:04:12 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/intro-to-coral-please-read-this-t576.htm#6801 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/intro-to-coral-please-read-this-t576.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-id-t746.htm Frank need a coral id'ed? post a pic here Corals Wed, 07 Oct 2009 08:52:48 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-id-t746.htm#8657 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/coral-id-t746.htm http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/octopus-coral-t1188.htm juice28 The octopus coral is in the euphyllia family, euphyllia divisa to be specific which is an LPS coral. it is basically the same as a frogspawn except it has much shorter, tighter, bumpier tentacles. These corals are very beautiful and very hardy which makes then great for beginners and loved by veterans in the hobby. Care should be take with them due to their extremely soft tentacles which are easily torn. they grow in a branching formation with lorge polyps. colors vary for the typical brown ... Corals Fri, 13 Nov 2009 04:35:23 GMT http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/octopus-coral-t1188.htm#14578 http://www.usafishbox.org/corals-f60/octopus-coral-t1188.htm