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Originally posted by Mr.Bubble: <strong>I am doing the best i can. i going into great deatail now. here, is the most exact thing i can get.: langh= 4 feet. width= 1.3 feet hight= 1.11 feet. those are the best i can do. i cant get more exact than that. i dont know whats wrong. if thats not an 80...

I'm agnostic, and this topic will only lead to trouble. IMHO a shark should send this one to the bottom of the sea.

Now we are back down to ~53 gallons. Mr. Bubbles, IMHO the key to getting good advice around here is being meticulous and honest with the data you provide. The answers you receive will be much more valuable to you.

Maybe, if you get the luckiest deal of your life on ----, you might be able to get some sort of passible lighting system. Also, cant remember where i read it....but i saw a guy with plans for a DIY Metal halide system. Something about iwasaki bulbs (sp?) and a metal halid balast from Manards...

Those are not common volumns for fish tanks either. At least not in my experience. Mr. Bubbles, like Sammy said, hight is the most important factor when considering lighting type/strengh. So just get the measurements for that right first....then worry about the rest.

A 115 gallon tank?????

yea, what exactally do you have.....a ~67 gallon tank?

Ah, to hire someone to go to the bathroom for you....now thats an idea wamp! <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" /> :D

Just a quick question. Why won't the coraline algae grow back after you clean it off? I've never done it, but I ask out of curiosity.

In this hobby? I could buy one of you.....a dead hermit crab. Thats about it. Maybe a collection of 2-3 hermit shells? Take your pick :p

P.S. if i had won the 220 Million Jackpot, i would have made a generous donation to this wonderfull board :D

I won $1. I'm going to go make a collect call. <img src="graemlins//yeahright.gif" border="0" alt="[yeahright]" />

Look @ the reef of the month from the previous month. I really like that one.

If you end up buying from ----, let us all know how it turns out. I'm really thinking about buying from there.....prices are great (but I’m skeptical as well)

Good point Baron. I guess the only way i would advocate using a decorative coral piece would be a piece properly harvested. Using only pieces that have been broken off the reef by natural processes, just like a lot live rock. As it happens, I found my small piece among my dad's old aquarium...

Just double-checking, but are those showpiece corals dead or alive? I got the impression you were talking about the large decorative pieces you can buy that are bleached/or colored and dead. If so, i placed a medium sized bleached piece in my tank, just to complement the live rock. Just keep...

JavaJoe's post made me think about this, because im sure he's going to get his new child interested to this sooner or later ;) . Personally, my dad had a saltwater fish only aquarium when i was growing up, and when i finally got enough money I decided to go for a reef aquarium. Just...

Congratulations JavaJoe. Good luck with your baby! I think this is a great opportunity to find out if being a reefo'holic is genetically heritable trait. It would be a great one to have in my opinion. :D ;)

I had to do the same experiment last year in my college bio class. Those frogs are all in line for a death in bio labs somewhere, and they are specifically cultured for that reason. We didn't kill the frog though, but im sure it ended up being disected somewhere else. Poor little buggers.

Hey, dont feel so bad. Your Rusty is acctually a pretty damn hardy Angel fish. With a little luck he will make it. I know most everyone here has lost a fish in some way or another. This board is here to help, so just ask questions or look em' up! Good luck to you and Rusty.