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I had a hang on the back style refuge on my 75gal reef and was not impressed with it really not big enothe to do any good on a 75 or larger tank but works great on my 20gal QT tank as a biofilter. have you thought about getting a 20gal long tank and a few sheets of glass and making a...

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Originally Posted by KingSmith When I first introduced my second eelthey fought like crazy at first but it eventually calmed down however there is still the occassional Battle Royal cool thing I just got home from work and went staight to the tank xpecting the worst only to find both eels...

Lights have already turned off but I'll setup the video cam tomorrow when i get home from work. maby I'll set up cam tonight and set it up to record while I,m at work. I wonder how much record time I,ll get from a 2gig memory card?

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I decided to stop by my LFS yesterday on my way home from work, and as we all know this can be a dangerous thing to do since I nether leave without picking up "a few extra things" anyway I picked up another SFE about 12inch and a small 1inch niger trigger which brings my stock list to 2 sfe's...

go with the sfe since they make great "starter" eels then get a second eel once your confident with dealing with eels.

I got a small dogface puffer last week but couldn't get him to eat (tried clam,oyster, shrimp,and squid with no luck) so I returned him to my LFS today. I have a small sfe about 8-10inch and a grunt. I have decided to turn the tank into a eel tank (tank is a 75gal with a 55gal sump) I want to...

I cant see why not , i have a 45 gal that I plan to connect to my 75gal reef since my 45gal stands taller than my 75gal so this makes it a lot easier, Here's what i plan on doing first I'm going to drill two 1inch holes for overflow (45gal tank) 45gal tank flows into the 75gal ,the 75gal then...

when my skunk cleaner molts I always see him at at his "cleaning station" hours after his malt but my blood red fire shrimp usually hides for a day or two after his molt but they always leave their molts in the front of the tank out in the open.

I average about 5 to 10 gal in my 75 gal depending on the time of the year more water in the summer less during winter. I also have two 75gal tanks and one 12gal aquapod so a average of 15 to 20gal a week.

We are throwing around the idea of ditching the 75 and going with a 150 gal tank i know we would have a lot more options with the bigger tank And agian we would like to do the eel, lion, and puffer. But if its possible to do it with a 75 and have every one comfortable thats what we would like...

cool I appreciate the replies. as far a growing space i got that covered thanks to the inspiration of the DIY genius BRONCO 300 I have decided to build a 300gal plywood tank i am putting together a material list and should start build in the next month or so just waiting for my new credit card...

I have a small snowflake approx 8 inch in a 75gal fish only tank with a 55gal sump, his only tank mate is a 4inch grunt I want to add a puffer (not sure what puffer i want) My question is whether my snowflake is still to small for me to add a puffer ? also thinking about adding a frogfish. any...

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what about disconnecting 1 or 2 of the bulbs. or replace one of the 10,000k white with a actinic bulb giving you 2 10k and 4 actinics maby a little extra blue will reduce the brightness...

I'm in the process of breaking down my 12gal aquapod and have already moved my bicolor Pseudochromis into my 75gal reef tank but not sure what to do with my Falco hawkfish I was thinking putting him into the75gal but i'm worried about my shrimp has anyone tried this here is my stock list...

Originally Posted by JerryAtrick Which section of Walmart did you find the battery operated pump? Look in the sporting section where they keep fishing rods .

Originally Posted by drpaul84 its actually a 12v pump that is hooked up to a car type battery and also has a plug that plugs into your house current so it knows when you lose power and kicks on the 12v pump I think what your talking about is a bilge pump smaller pumps can be found a bait and...

Originally Posted by pembro2 i picked up a sleeper banded goby, and does an awsome , awsome job Sleeper Gobys are one of my favirout fish and do a excellent job of cleaning the sand, BUT if you have course sand in your tank I would say NO. I just had my second gold headed sleeper goby die...