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One thing to remember about corals, small tanks present a very real problem when it comes to coral war. Placement is going to be critical when dealing with the chemical and physical warfare between corals

Quote: Originally Posted by deejeff442 stresssss.building a house slow .bought a 34 foot rv to live in while i finish the house.also built a 20 by 20 gararge thats almost done .then move out of this rental.but getting there.all will be good by xmass.luckily i only have 4 small fish and some...

As far as I know every public aquarium uses bleach for sterilization. I would also include a few peppermint shrimp to your new set up as a backup in case you accidently add something to your tank with aiptasia on it

Yes buddy just give it a real good rinse when you are done I would also mix up some water in a bucket with a product that neutralizes chlorine and use a sponge to wash down the inside just to be safe by the way how has it been going

I guess size does matter

Quote: Originally Posted by acrylic51 Agree with what your say FloridaJoe, but still the obvious voltage issue should be tracked down...... Another reason why I dislike grounding probes they don’t identify the problem

Just wait until I start posting MY METHODS

Quote: Originally Posted by novahobbies Now THAT'S a full Monti. now that is funny

Quote: Originally Posted by crimzy You all are going to get me banned from this place if you keep serving up these softballs!!! softballs now thats another of the issues meowzer has with me

Quote: Originally Posted by 2Quills Joe, it's sooo big! How do you get it to grow like that? ummmmm extenze

Now do you believe me when I tell you it’s eight inches?

Quote: Originally Posted by Tyler70 I do know that they aren't insulated but why? the cost wold be to high is my guess but if you are asking why i posted about the insultion is was in responce to this Quote: You do know that power lines are coated with an insulator like rubber or some other...

sorry for the repost had to check my facts I would never question your knowledge of electricity transfer BUT You do know that overhead power lines use the open air and height as insulators? Most are bare wire conductors. I assume the lack of insulation on miles and miles of power transmit ion...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Tyler70 I only have two volts in the tank but ordered the probe anyway. I didn't smell anything when I stirred up the sand well besides the normal tank smell. How long does it take carbon to take effect? This was over two months ago that I stirred up the sand and...

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Depends on how high the voltage is... it can cause major problems, I know. I had a heater explode in my sump and it killed pretty much everything. Ever see, birds sitting on a power line they can be in direct contact with 10,000 volts, but they are not...

Quote: Use a voltmeter/multimeter to test your tank for stray voltage Voltage in of itself is not a problem in an aquarium. When you stirred up the sand bed do you remember smelling something like rotten eggs?

Quote: Originally Posted by PEZenfuego That is easily the most beautiful one I have seen. I could also potentially create a symbiotic relationship with a pistol shrimp and a goby. yes but you toss the dice as to where they will set up shop.

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Ugly brown anemones. I was never a fan. However, they are cheap and hardy. Ugly brown?? Well I guess beauty is in the eye of the hobbyist. Although they can get rather plain looking if one does not have decent water quality. A nice thing about the...

Give a curly Q anemone and a pistol shrimp some thought