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Every once and a while I will get some hair. My tangs eat that stuff up. You didn't mention what type of fish u have.

I would agree, plus leave your lights off when doing so with any thing you introduce. It helps with the stress, and also if you have any aggressive fish this will also help.

hi, I just read your message about the tang eating your inverts. I have a 75gal with 4 differnt tangs, yellow, sailfin, kole, naso. hippo, along with assortment of others. My tank is filled with inverts and none of the tangs have touched them. Tangs do require a large amount of seaweed a day. I...

Hi, one thing u may want to look into is dead rock. The rock is dead. It'smuch cheeper and works great at the bottom layer of rock, after your tank becomes established the dead rock will convert over to live rock, it's pretty cool stuff.

Hi, I bought my wife a salt tank to cheer her up during chemo treatments. We had no idea what we were doing. I bought a 75gl tank. here's what we learned in one year. We don't use any fancy Ro units for water. We use Aquaquel to keep tap water safe for our tank. The damsel u put in will be fine...

great fish what is it?

nice any over view pics of your tank?

Nice, we have had one for 8 months he has double in size. we had a 75 gal tank with 5 differnt tangs. the Sailfin loves the seaweed. The tang are feed three times a day with seaweed. I hope u enjoy him.

I bought the cannon digital rebel 8.9 during the summer it's s great camera. I am a crime scene photograher for a police department, we use only cannon equipment. u can never go wrong. :jumping: :joy:

heres my contribution to your tak pics. I used a cannon digital rebel. I have a 75 gal with 80lbs live rock. we set up our tank to be able to see all the way around it.

My first question is, are you talking about nitrites or nitrates. They are very different. If your lr was not fully curred and placed in your tank, anything dying off from the rock will cause your levels to go way up. Nitrates are the end result of the cycle and are caused by detris . With no...

I saw that someone wrote about the tap water. When we first started we found out that our city water tested high for ammonia also. We kept testing our tank water it was never getting better, then we decided to test the tap water one day, what a shock when we found that.

While on vac in St. Martin we picked up a Canon Digital rebel. This has the new digital 18-55 lens. what a camera. I just put on a 4x micro lens to see how it would react. what do u guys think? Heres some pics.

don't reports us!. Our naso tang is very happy. He actually has protected some of the other fish when first introduced just lke a mother. All five tang are extremely happy and health. we have to feed them seaweed three times a day.

The damsels and the angel are fine but extremely agressive. I think I need to get rid of them.

Thanks. We've worked hard and learned a lot of expensive lessons along the way. We should all get together and jointly write a book!

We have wayyyy too many fish but they seem to do very well. 5 Tangs (Sailfin, Naso, Hippo, Yellow and Kole), a couple of clowns, 3 blennies, 5 Damsels, and a dwarf angel. 2 Starfish and lots of snails and crabs, The Tangs get along great. The problem lies with the %*&-$# Damsels and the...

hear is a couple of pic I just took, the tank is one year old 75 gal. I used my new Canon digital rebel xt Eos. I love this camera. I'm a crime scene photographer for a police departemnt, and use it all the time.

one of the hardest lessons learned is GO SLOW. The other was when we set up the tank. we wanted to view it from both sides, that made rock location a little more challanging.

you stated the tank is only two months old. has it completely cycled yet?