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Originally Posted by AquaKnight Real beer? You guys want real beer, huh? Here you go (plus a bit of my collection) Want to put some hair on your chest? Mississippi Mud Black and Gold. Oh yeah I'll have me some black and tan.. guiness stout and bass ale haha.

Originally Posted by premilove looks realllly nice. whats your lighting? looks rather dim for some reason. LOL... compliments then attacks.. interesting approach. maybe they used the correct correction settings when shooting the pic?

oh yeah... get the crab out haha.

those twigs are your sps? what are they supposed to be, some sort of birdsnest?

why the biowheel?

Originally Posted by sharkbait9 lol. oh ok, thats nasty beer anyway. I'll stick to my miller lite If i want a change i'll go with magic hat. Oh and who's the one talking smack about drink choice and you drink that piss? yeah... what a real man.. hahahahhahahaha

Run carbon, do a bunch of water changes. Make sure the water reservoir in the back is topped up.

Originally Posted by AquaKnight Rather avoid an aiptasia outbreak. Bryopsis for the most part is just unpleasing to the eye, and actually helps with water quality (using up phosphates). Aiptasia are just nasty and torch corals like it's their business. Much harder to get rid of too. Often times...

Originally Posted by premilove the good old BAY to the E, i got 2 #1's for 50 with shipping! that's theft right there haha... nice.

Originally Posted by marineang I took the rock out, I just threw it out. Beth's post about ich says that it can be transferred through any wet surface. I was going to put it in another of my tanks...but not now. It was very little LR anyway, my big shipment was coming for x-mas - guess we'll...

Originally Posted by subielover Don't use tap water. Unless you have a TDS (total dissolved solids) meter, then I wouldn't use it. Have you checked it for phosphates? I don't like to gamble on the most important thing in the tank...the water. and MERCURY AND ARSENIC AND LEAD HAHAHAHA!!!

I'm going to bed.. I'll be up in 8hours or so lol.. you'll have pics shortly thereafter.

Originally Posted by marineang Ok salinity is down to .19...this will be a slow process. I thought ich had a slow onset...this tang was fine yesterday...this morning, knocking on death's door. I want to move the guys w/ velvet but I can't. My qt has my baby powder brown, only on day 6, and my...

KOLE has ICH BAD!!! If you can't get the fish out of that tank, at least put all the live rock in a rubber maid with powerheads and a heater. then start the hypo process on this tank, I assume this is your 75g? go down to 1.008 SG in 48hours time..please start doing this... it's not gonna be...

Originally Posted by marineang Yes thank you, kick me while I am down. Yes I've waited all night, granted I tried to sleep, hard to function on no sleep and I felt it necessary to research before doing things I've never done. So yes, please blame me. Do me a favor, don't answer my other post...

we told you several times.. QT with hypo and copper in a separate tank with ALL fish in it.. you will have to do daily water changes to keep ammonia down.

What you'll have to do is make sure you keep all your sand and live rock under water.. add the sand first with only about an inch of water above it in the new tank.. let the sand settle for a few hours then put a dinner plate on the sand and add salt water on top of it slowly to not stir up the...

refugiums and turf scrubbers too..

Originally Posted by marineang Symptoms were seen yesterday. At first I thought it was ich, I did a lot of reading on hypo. It's been a long sleepless night to say the least. I just turned the lights on and my tang is barely moving and covered - last night he didn't show a thing. I am posting...

Dude WTH!!! All right so some stupid astrea snail manages to crawl into the drain elbow on my tank then I wake up to hearing this splashing sound and knowing exactly what it could be.. I run to the tank, hit the power switch and turn both ball valves... I started scooping water into a bucket...