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I was thinking about adding live rock to my 37 gallon tank sometime in the future. I want to know what extra equipment is needed and its price-size-purpose ect....

Hey all I have a question. I have a 37 gallon tank with 4 damsels. I recently bought 3 turbo snails and they took care of all the algae I had. But now theres no algae left, and I'm afraid they might starve. What can I do?

Thank you all! The snails finally moved about a day later. They are living, and happy cleaning up my algae problem. Thanks again! :)

I have had an algae problem for a while, so I purchused 3 turbo snails today. I floated the bag in my 37 gallon tank for 10 minutes and then opened the bag. All 3 snails are attatched to each other, and are now not moving. I know snails aren't active, but they haven't moved for an hour. Help!

I frequent a store that does about 75% fresh and 25% saltwater. Everyone working there is friendly, and knows what they're doing. Theres also a couple warehouse type pet stores that are good for equipment ect... but their fish don't look so great. I don't have that many choices in Wisconsin.

I have seen mention of RO in reference to water--can someone explain? RO stands for [hr]

8th grade student. Really!

thank you. this is a new 37 gal tank, I'm just starting, that's why I have damsels (cheapest) to start. I do have some coral, etc for hiding, but not a lot. I appreciate all input.

I have a question for those more knowledgeable than me- I now have a tank with 2 blue damsels, 2 neon velvet damsels, and 1 domino damsel. The problem is that I have noticed nibles on the tails of the neon velvet damsels. Although I have not caught the domino in the act, I think he is guilty...