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Originally Posted by stdreb27 How big is your tank? But yeah, clean them regularly you dont' want that stuff rotting in your tank. Its a 46g Bowfront...wiht 90g on its way....look at my other posts to help me with that dilema. Anyway - how often is regularly? Daily, weekly, bi-weekly?

Originally Posted by fuz_munky heres some pics! and this is my new frogspawn I'll get some more pictures when the corals are open I have a piece of live rock I purchased a my LFS and it has what I call "dead" corals all over it. One of them look just like the end of this frogspawn. But I...

I've had my 46g Bowfront running about 7-8 weeks. The other day at work I was talking about my new saltwater tank and someone I work with said he wished I told him I was about to buy a tank because he has one he wants to get rid of. After talking a bit he offered his 90g with stand, T5 VHOs...

I've had my tank up and running about 7-8 weeks now. My first fish were a few mollies to help cycle the tank...and new additions of live rock. About week 4 I added 3 yellow tailed damsels and about 10 days later got one, then another clown. The mollies were removed. I've had my clowns about...

I put sponges on my powerheads and am noticing they are starting to get dirty. I guess its helping filter the water...but should I remove and clean them off every now and then or are they ok as is?

Originally Posted by scsdlh34 I found a link explaining it all!!!!!!!! Share the link!!!!

I cant leave it on!!!! It overflows to the drain within 4 or 5 mins....I would fill up a 5 gallon bucket by morning!!! Or even worse...the entire tank!!!! Its a 46 gallon bowfront with 3 damsels, 2 clowns, a couple snails, a hermit, and a few hitchhikers. Also have 20lbs live sand, 30lbs...

Hopefully this shows enough for you to see it all and give a good guess as to what I should do. <br><br>

I bought my tank used and this is my first saltwater, so I am not very familiary with saltwater equipment. I am not sure of the proper names for parts so please bear with me while I explain. My tank has been running about 6 weeks or so and I do have a few fish and need to get the skimmer...

First I want to say I love the site. I have been lurking for about a month, and just actually registered. I'm sure I'll become a regular pesty question poster!!! I've always had freshwater tanks, so I have a basic understanding of the biology of a healthy tank, but have started my first...