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More info can be found here:

http://bostonaquariumsociety.org/html/0 ... 5event.htm

we're still firming up the details, but it should be our usual weekend (first sunday of November).

Current plans are for our usual location - the VFW in Dedham, MA.

you may want to research "pod piles" - basically a way to provide more breeding spaces for 'pods: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22pod+piles%22 I collect local seaweeds (mostly Ulva sp. "sea lettuce") for my native marine (coldwater) tank, and I've yet to find much use...

A berlin airlift will barely skim a 10g tank effectively - it certainly will NOT overskim a 29g. and I've never ever heard of overskimming killing fish (nor can I deduce the assumed methodology - over removal of trace elements perhaps ?) Its possible that using a huge $5,000 Deltec skimmer on a 29g ...

my fish - FW and marine - get the Omega One marine flake, veggie flake or kelp flake, First Flake, and Color Flake - I generally have one can of the veggie/kelp flakes and one of the "other" 3 open at any given time, and alternate which flake they get daily (as well as feeding frozen foods...

Hi Ned, There's been some talk in the Boston Aquarium Society about a nasty bug going around in mbuna tanks - we've been calling it mbuna plague since like the "discus plague" it seems to defy treatment... I was recently talking with someone who was calling it flesh eating bacteria, which ...

I've got an awesome pair of pearl gouramis I got from Ned last year - the male is simply spectacular (I need to dig up a photo for the photo forum). The female is less colorful but still sweet looking. A male and a few females would work really well in a 55g (two males and a bunch of females if the ...