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just curious.... if you do, hows it going? any problems? size issues?

cant wait for the new piXXX :cheer: :jumping:

LOOKIN GOOD!!! aquascaping RULEZ. i wish i had a friend who could do stuff like that for me! :joy: i also wish i had a friend who worked at a movie theatre ***)

so right now i have a percula, good amount of liverock, a few snails, piece of frogspawn, small cluster of button polyps, and some starburst polyps. the polyp pieces are VERY small. oh and i have a few mushrooms. all very tiny, im stuck on ideas of what else to get coral wise though. any...

still no change in PH level....

I called the local fish store to see whats up. They said the buffer i used should do it and to wait a few hours to see where its at and to add part B if the PH is where it should be and the fish shouldnt die. im still worried though :mad:

Whats considered a pinch? Im just worried about my clown dying, thats what im mainly worried about right now. Also, I use NanoAB and I cant remember if i did part B after and that might have done it, I was doing a lot of things at once today and i might have forgotten to go back and add part B...

i have a 12 gal nanocube and im looking at my clown a few min ago and he isnt looking to good so i test the water and my ph is at 7.8 and the other day it was at between 8.2 - 8.4. i just did a 10 percent waterchange and put some ph balencer in it...anything else i can do for now? i have a...

i have a 12 gal nanocube and im looking at my clown a few min ago and he isnt looking to good so i test the water and my ph is at 7.8 and the other day it was at between 8.2 - 8.4. i just did a 10 percent waterchange and put some ph balencer in it...anything else i can do for now? i have a...

so ive had an orange star in my nanocube for about 3-4 weeks now. the past day ive noticed some coloration changes. its orange is starting to flake off alittle bit and it looks pretty unhealthy. it has been pretty good and healthy up until recently up until now. any idea whats wrong. there...

Originally Posted by Space_Geek Just because one thing works for your friend, does not mean it will work for you. Its a sad, but true fact of this hobby... I realize this but, I monitored the first couple of days very well and didnt notice the shrimp going near the polyps at all. What would...

Originally Posted by Jer4916 shrimp, and also i personally wouldn't try any other coral untill you get this figured out...polyps are insainly hardy...if your killing them something is seriously wrong. ~Chris i'd check your lights though... time them correctly...dont blast them...they have to be...

Originally Posted by Thomas712 I can think of 3 big reasons. 1. Lighting 2. water quality 3. preditor Lighting - i highly doubt that is the problem but it could be the most likely out of the three. my friend and i got these thanks pretty much at the same time and his polyps are doing fine...

i have 12 gallon nanocube. its been up for a good 3 months now. waters fine, fish are fine, inverts are fine, everything is PERFECT. ive had 2 polyp attempts and both have failed and im not sure why. my friend and i arent to sure whats wrong. we have almost a identical set up for our nanocubes...

Zoanthus Colony Polyp *Illegal Link* dont worry, the water is chill. i have the standard 12g nanocube lighting. nothing special. its not the lighting, my friend and i have the same tank. polyps in similar spots.

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so i bought a small piece of rock that has about 10 polyps on it for my 12g nanocube. i put the piece between a small crack of 2 pieces of liverock near the bottom of my tank where they could get a good source of light. when i bought them they were healthy and fat now they arent looking so good...

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