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Originally Posted by Shrimpy Brains No, I was fortunate enough to get a pair with nem from a fellow reefer who was moving, but somewhere on here, there is athread in which many people say it works. Well I just got the color printer hooked up, other thing is I am low on color ink, Will try...

Originally Posted by Shrimpy Brains Get a picture of clowns hosting an anemone and tape it to the tank facing in!!! Have you tried this??

Originally Posted by julie853 I had the same problem with my BTA going behind the rocks,I moved the light closer to the front of the tank and he did move to the front allthough it took a couple of weeks. My clown fish hosted my BTA right way. I have never had a problem with my clowns hosting...

Originally Posted by BTLDreef :-( A couple of my friends had success with fake anemones when their clowns wouldn't take to real ones. I personally could never add something fake to the tank, but they said it worked and once removed, they went for the real one. Just a though, don't know if I'd...

Originally Posted by BTLDreef I did not actually catch them and place them in it, just chased them into it using the net. Yeah I tried that method (in other words could not catch, only chased them around the tank). I honestly think that my clowns are not going to work with me on this.

Well I had the light on all night trying to "talk" them in to going into the anemone. I think it just is not going to happen, they brush by it but would touch it other than that.

Originally Posted by Mikecurrin Well sorry to have forgotten about this thread, so far I have been trying to catch them and place the net over the anemone, but with nothing going on, But in the fishes defense, the anemone is in a crazy spot, out of sight of the lighting, cant get it to stay out...

Originally Posted by BTLDreef any luck? Well sorry to have forgotten about this thread, so far I have been trying to catch them and place the net over the anemone, but with nothing going on, But in the fishes defense, the anemone is in a crazy spot, out of sight of the lighting, cant get it to...

Originally Posted by xcdennisx is it dead ha that is what I am trying to figure out....

Well who knows. While I am discussing with you. I am having a continues issues with Nitrates in my 55 Cant get them to go below around 40-80ppm. What you think. But back to main question what type of fish are ok in this size tank.

Well one is currently dinner to the blue one the other have no clue...

Your wishes granted, I came home today to 2 damnsels have been MIA< I still have the Blue with the Yellow tale, checked water leves PH 8.3 Nitrates 0 Nitrite 0 amm 0 Salt 1.021 little low but cant put a finger on what happened other than sick fish from the start?

What do you need Mike, thought you were just going away for a couple of weeks.

Does it look healthy? Under Blue LEDs it glows pretty green.

Originally Posted by asharp13 ugh it just makes me soooooo nervous!!!!!!!!!. my 24g nano is positioned by the back wall of my house/room, which changes temp greatly during the day and needs to be monitored. plus all my friends will be going home for break also...not to mention they are...

Well was at the LFS over the weekend and picked up this coral, not sure what it really is, but got it for only $10 (because he did not like the way it looked). Any recommendations on what to do to perk it up. I added some Mag, all water levels perfect as well. Oh 1300gph power head, 260w power...

+1 I second having someone "reef sit"

Very Nice, What is that yellow thing in the back second to last photo

As much as I hate Hijacking threads, I am having the same question, I recieved my tank (had crushed coral and sand in it when I got it, was filled then) brought it home and added live CURED rock to the tank with new water. Is it neccesary to have the spikes to the system, or can I just keep...

Well 3 hours to go till D-time... Anyone else have any suggestions? Speak now or forever hold your peace...