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I've got a Blond Naso Tang.... eats like a horse. I have read that the Naso Tang requires an oxygen rich environment, so make sure you have lots of surface agitation. Sorry for your loss.

Great fish... Mine hitched in my live rock. Loves dried seaweed.

I did the bleach thing.... everything in my tank is dead now! Thanks alot, Salty!

Great info, thanks Kreach!:yes:

I seem to have a blood feud in my tank. A couple of months ago I brought home a tiny domino damsel. My yellow tail damsel was initially extremely aggressive toward the little guy. Well, it seems the table has turned. The domino is now about twice the size of the yellow tail. Yellow has been...

Asbury... looking at your avatar makes me tired. :nervous:

Let's see if this link works... http://cgi.----.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2369671701 This is the fuge I purchased.

My fuge tank is 28"L X 11 1/2"W X 16"H. I don't have the pump doing anything else but return to my display.

I have a 500 gph pump running full bore... is that your question?

Thanks for the reply guys... one more thing... It seems like the water at the surface of the fuge doesn't move much, if any. Do I need to install a powerhead or something else to circulate the water better?

I just set up a fuge. What is the consensus on how long to run the lighting? I seem to remember someone discussing running them 24/7. I have a fighting conch in there and I'm concerned that much light will drive him batty. :sleepy: Any input is appreciated!

Waterfaller, for the benefit of the uninformed... What sort of trouble can you run into by using the less expensive type?

I know this is a bit out of your way, but I found some at the Home Depot in Springfield, VA. They said there was plenty at $4.99 a bag. Hope this helps, and save some for me... I'm headed up there this weekend. Home Depot 6691 Frontier Road Springfield, VA 22150 (703) 924-0193

I'm in the same area. A friend found some up in DC a while back. I'll check his sources next week and let you know. I could use some also!

It’s funny… I think Bob says some of the things he says for the attention. I’m a newbie, so I take all the advice I read here with the proverbial grain of salt. I suggest everyone do the same and come up with their own solutions. If a new hobbyist doesn’t use common sense and blindly follow...

I had a lawn mower blenny appear 2 days after putting some LR in my tank. So... it is possible.

Still no cure for cancer.

I recently used NO ICH... it seems to have turned the tide against the ich and my inverts are fine. Good luck, I know it's frustrating.

Hey Briggs... sorry about your loss. Did anyone in the tower pass my howdy the other week? Take care.