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Just bought a goby and he finially dug his hiding place, but the damsels don't want to let him out. Question whats more stressful to this guy? Tearing the tank apart to get the damsels out or leaving them in. I image it's time for them to hit the bricks anyways so I can prepare to get the...

Sounds like another great use for one of those refugium deals. Don't know about hatching brine shrimp, but Indo-Pacific Sea Farms has what they call sea bunnies (egg-laying opisthobranch snail grazers) which creates somewhat of a plankton producing farm. That's what I'm planning on putting in...

I have four damsels 2 blue and two black and white striped. The black and white striped are way too aggressive and it's time for them to go. Will the blue one's get more aggressive as they get larger, b/c I don't necessarily have a problem w/ them. YET.

I've seen the first two pages from when they began and now this one. Anything worth seeing in between or same old excusses? Does any one feel bad for the kid, he's just looking for some friends and some acceptance? He had to go online to try that. Think about what they must do to him at school.

Guy told me once at LFS that you could keep 5 or greater togeather, but they all need to be added at once. Doesn't mean it's true, but it has been said. I have one bad little mama grama.

I tried to use plastic gas cans at first had a bad problem of them leaching and throwing off my water quality. Be careful it could happen to you. I was told you should only use food grade plastics for storing water.

Just got a diamond watchman goby last night. I got a lot of pods in my tank now will he eat them? Or should a blenny be my next purchase?

By no means am I an expert stil trying to figure out lighting myself. But you would have more watts/gal w/ the VHO's (6 watts/gal). I have a 55gal myself and have PC 4 watts/gal) they seem to do a pretty good job and supposedly there isn't too much that I can't have. At least that I would want...

Bought a PC from the fish store back in the beginning about a year and half ago. Would like to know how to learn about what I got or need. All I know is that a got Phillips PL-L series two whites and two blues.

having a heck of a time getting my drip time right. Heard some talk about different products is there something that I can just add to the tank so often?

I use less salt b/w changes but don't add fresh water thanks for the advice.

Used to have a problem w/ hermits killing snails for shells and then I just bought some shells for them from the LFS. No problems now, wish I had solved what ever issue the green emporer crab had w/ snails.

Does anyone else get this? I alway start out in normal to low ranges and it ends up high after a couple of months.

Seriously though that did happen to me once, luckily nothing was in it! It's really not that funny. Carpet smells for weeks.

Colorado_Reef, Do suggest slowly removing bio balls even if a tank is less than a year old? Doesn't it need to mature and then slowly do something like that? When do you know it's time?

My sand bed is turning red is that coraline algea growing in my sand bed? Guess it's time for goby, huh.

I had problems w/ the little green guys flipping over snails and eating them. Been considering getting a light foot sally instead.

Don't anenomes kill corals?

What about a coral that a clown will enjoy, but won't kill the coral. I've read on here that they like hammers but at the expense of the hammer not opening up is that just something I'd have to live w/ if I want a clown. That it will harass certain corals.

I was asking the question to figure what coral the clown won't kill.