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Am I the only one who thinks 3 Domino's in the 30gal is a bit much?

I have a 110 tall. 4'Wx30" tall. It's a pain to clean. Hard to reach down to the bottom. Also, like everyone says, not as much swimming room.

the plants are to scrub nitrites from the water, if your tank hasn't fully cycled, then you probably don't have a lot yet. Also, If the plants are removing it, you might not see an ammonia spike, so it will be harder to tell when your cycle is done. IMO it doesn't matter when, but might be...

crazyguy, How 'bout some pics?

woody I have a red lip blenny, he also changes colors at night when the lights go out. for camoflauge I guess.

wow! that is an AWESOME pic.

a few weeks ago I was reading a rather large post on this exact question about a yellow tang that had a sunk in abdomin. Do a search for past threads. I will try to find it. I don't remember any of the people who were in it. matt

I think I read on here that they are the same thing. Do a search in the "clown and anemone" forum. Lot's of good reading there. matt

Norway, Keep an eye on those hose clamps. Since they are inside the canopy, they are probably going to get a lot of moisture and splashing. They will rust pretty quickly. I'm sure they were called "stainless steel", and they are, but the screw isn't. I just changed mine out last week, they...

you could possibly re-arrange that corner of rock, maybe they'll move.

yes yes yes. lr needs the lights. Don't do what I did. I kept the lights off during cycling thinking it would keep away the algea bloom. All it did was slowly kill off my lr which kept poluting my tank which kept the cycle going...I had a 4-5month cycle and couldn't figure out why, when I...

KimKissyFish, that emperor angel is awesome. Doesnt he eat your corals? I thought most large angels aren't reef safe. Matt

I like my blue rope light.

I use a blue rope light, like the ones they sell at x-mas time. after x-mas sale,$5.00

I have been searching past threads on flatworms and really didn't get any useful info. My question is, why are the red ones so bad and the white ones are safe? What is the difference? I have noticed quite a few white ones, will they get on my fish? Any info to clear this up would be great. matt

I don't think you need to have it set up all the time if your done stocking. The question is, how fast can you set it back up if a fish gets sick. Using water from the main tank, it doesnt take any time at all.

forming shelves, that sounds cool to those of us who have hardly any. can you get a pic?

you say your tank is 6' and very deep, but its only a 90gal. it can't be very deep if its 6 feet long. How deep is it?

If you read the profiles on the FISH page on this site, the copperband is listed as peaceful and the heniochus is listed as bold. that would make me keep them apart. matt

I hope you were at least able to save the trout.:D