.

If you don’t know this already, Australia is a pretty dangerous place. The people may be warm and welcoming, but it’s the wildlife you have to watch out for. There are some extreme climates down under and there are some pretty extreme animals to go along with them. Some of the biggest bugs, most venomous creatures and craziest animals live in Australia. You may not believe it now, but you will after you see this list. The next time you think of going on a trip to Australia.. don’t. (Or, just bring lots of Cortisone cream, tube socks and thick hiking boots.) 1) Pythons will eat everything. EVERYTHING. 2) Pythons grow to be so big they can lift a wallaby. 3) They also like to explore malls, terrifying shoppers. 4) Snakes can climb up your toilets. No joke. 5) The snakes there can eat other, bigger reptiles. 6) You really need to understand that snakes are everywhere. 7) Even on planes. 8) Flying fox bats can spread diseases. 9) Dingos are danger...

Article from Reef.org Brevard Area Reef Society (BARS) Beginners Guide to Setting up a Reef Tank A. Tank Basics B. Stand and Hood Selection C. Lighting - The Great Debate D. Sump E. Filtration F. Water Quality G. Sandbed and Rock H. Curing K. Timing I. Source of Livestock J. Detritivores L. Livestock selection N. Maintenance A word about setting up reef tanks When you set up a reef tank, you are making a commitment to maintaining as close to an ideal environment as you can for the corals, fish, and other invertebrates you will be housing. You need to research everything before you begin, it will save you money, frustration, and animal lives. There are tons of resources available in online libraries, books, online bulletin boards, and chat groups. Read, read, then read again. There are many different opinions in this hobby, some wives tales, and a great deal of 'making it up'. We suggest you read everything available to you and form your own opinions. Investin...