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what a gross crab.

smells stale? what do you mean by this? do you have PH's running ?

do you have anything inplace of the lr? or is it just open water?

Originally Posted by prelag #6. I figure when I add the water to my tank it will be cloudy because of the sand. Should I have my power filter running or turned off during this period of cloudyness? off, you don't want sand grinding in your filter.

srub that dead rock as good as you can. one of the bad things about tap water and i'm sure you'll find out about this is Red Slime it over takes your tank and ruins everything.

what other fish do you have?

if you have lr, then you get pods it's a good thing every tank has or should have them. there are many types.

yuck, a huge pod!

get some frozen mysis shrimp they LOVE it and it doesn't sink to the bottom and stay there like flakes.

Originally Posted by YWONGPSI Does brine shrimp eggs come with sizes? becuase the eggs that I bought only hatch very tiny small shrimp, they are only good for baby fishes to eat. So far I haven't seem any store that sell eggs for larger brine shrimp. UHH...thats because they ARE babies...they...

Don't put wood in a sw tank.

well I got a bi-color about 4 days ago and i'm glad I did he's great fun.

yeah Damsels are very nippy and a pain to get out of the tank most of the time good luck! how about a royal gramma and/or a few clowns?

did you cycle your tank?

oh, well you have a while to wait anyway, whocares if it's cloudly you know? just start cycling and it's bound to clear up.

jelly fish have no brain and float wherever the current(sp) takes them, not great for a tank.

Originally Posted by ChrisSoCal Will my live rock still grow all the polyps and that sort of stuff? what do you mean?

:notsure: probably just needs to cycle somemore and then it will clear, new tanks always (atleast the ones that i've had) get cloudly after a few days of setting them up, I would just let it sit i'm sure it will clear up.

uh, how long has this tank been set up?

nobody knows your cats better then you, mine has never even noticed my tank once.