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Originally Posted by Kynekke My sump has been running for a few days and I'm comfortable putting something in it. It's a 3 chamber sump with a fuge in the middle and I need to stock the fuge. It has live rock in it atm.. just a few pieces that I didn't like the look of from the DT. If I have a...

Who would have ever known that fish hobbyists could be so attractive? LOL

Originally Posted by seasalt101 stan musial Mikki Moore NJ NETS

2 doctors has a really good portable one for like $40 as well.

Originally Posted by rabbit_72 We were advised by our lfs to buy a refractormeter. We now have 2 of them. Much more accurate than a hydrometer. We couldn't believe how much our salinity was off when we compared the 2. What we use to take care of our tanks and fish and water, is as important, if...

Does anybody know if a LARGE LTA, like 16" wide with a tomato clown host, WILL SHARE his way to big home with an anemone crab or shrimp? Thanx

How about syphoning some into a bucket and sccoping them out with a brine shrimp net?

Originally Posted by mikegronholz LFS was obviously closed today ... I did test ammo with 3 different tests ... 1 strip and two part1, part 2 things ... all registered 0. The next big question is what will clean all the worms off the sand for me ? What did you have for a clean-crew anyway...

Originally Posted by mikegronholz Been a while since i've posted ... so ... howdy again everyone Down to business though ... my 29g has been up and running a loooong time. Occupants as of Monday were GSM Clown, a blood shrimp and a peppermint. Tanks has about 75# of LR and has a bed of LS...

AHH, I have a strange tank,, MY CLEANERS DONT CLEAN and MY PEP'S would rather DANCE than eat any Aiptasia.. lol Only my NEON GOBY is maintaining his keep!

Originally Posted by zibnata It seems like over night my 125 gallon tank is over run with aptasia. I would kill a few here and there with Joes Juice but now I probably couldn't get all of it with Joes Juice. I just ordered 15 peperment shrimp from SWF.and was wondering if that would take care of...

Originally Posted by fishkid2 It seem like this stuff is growing right back in like a day. http://s199.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=IMG_0120.jpg Doesnt look bad at all from that pic,, follow the advice here, have a little patience and give it some time.

Originally Posted by puffer32 My xenia and anithelia, both are getting some type of white rot on the stems, like they are rotting away, i want to find out what is going on, but have no idea if there is some sort of treatment for it or not, but don't have a clue where to find out, any ideas? How...

Originally Posted by bullitr hopefully this will be perfect for my tank my nitrate is between 5 to 8 , 10 with phosphates problem and most of my corals are softy so iodine is a must with metal halide i so can start sps and start selling my softy My trates are always around 10-15ppm, BUT DOWN...

Originally Posted by bullitr i read this already .. i just want to know if th reefers are using it? thank you though Since it is not used for nitrate, phosphate removal and not many fish eat it and it really consumes your calcium, I dont think its pretty enough to keep around..

Originally Posted by bullitr i heard that they need small amount of nitrate and ammonia to thrive? one of the reason i get them so i can keep sps soon ..so my nitrate will get close to zero . There should NEVER be amonia in an established tank, but I would agree on the 'SOME" nitrates..

Originally Posted by Kevin34 Would a crocea be easier to care for? I would like a nice colorful clam that a bigginner can take care of. Squamosa,, would do better with your lighting, they are more hardy and "more" tolerant to not having hallides.. its also beautiful as well.

Originally Posted by bullitr i though xenia is hard to kill / very hardy? Xenia is a very "IFFY" coral, some people CANNOT get it to thrive others just cant get rid of it fast enough, each tank should be considered a case by case basis. There are several factors that factor in Xenia success...

The Halimeda plant , also called the money plant, from Hawaii is a green calcareous macroalgae found within tropical oceans worldwide. Very shapely and beautiful, it is quite decorative for the marine aquarium. The irregular oval segments of Halimeda appear as several small green coins glued...

Originally Posted by jtrzerocool i had a Diamond Goby once and it died. i would really like to get another one but i am afraid that it will die again! the last one that i had died of starvation i belive. it got really skinny and eventually died. i dont know why it died of starvation because i...