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While I was looking at my tank, I realized a very nice and easily maintained addition to my tank diversity was my rock anemone. While it may not have the flash of other anemone IMO it makes up for it in ease of keeping and lack of movement around the tank. Basically where you first introduce it...

There is no need to rush I would follow this widely excepted procedure for curing live rock unless the rock which you have is cured and you transported it to your tank in saltwater. Place the live rock in a new 30-gallon plastic garbage can. Consider adding bottom drains to the container to...

First thing you need to consider is logistics, so post some pics of your tank and stand

Some of you may have read my thread “WHAT IS MORALLY WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?” others may know my inability to keep a RG. Well this goes beyond explanation. I leave my house on Friday afternoon for about 10 minutes. All is well when I leave. When I return home what do I find on the floor right...

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer LOL......go look at pics of lymphocystis and read this https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/a/lymphocystis if you are talking to me, that is exactly why i do not think its ick or another parasite

i think NOT

which is it .20 or 20

11 months from now she may want a new BMW

Can you see if the intake syphon of the clam is impacted?

BTW some of you may remember the thread I started about my jewel damsel nipping at a chalice and the subsequent removal of the damsel. The chalice in the pic has now fully recovered so remember don’t give up to soon on any coral that seems to be bleaching it may in fact just be a curious fish...

I don’t think anyone is going to give you an answer other than all of it IMO no one want to be reasonable for telling you something that may result in your tank springing a leak

Quote: I had to tell Lois (Meowazer) over and over PATIENCE! Funny Henry Lois should know that in as much as she is always telling me damn why you are so quick

Quote: Originally Posted by novahobbies Ditto. Joe, that's one fantastic tank....I hope my 110 will look as good one day. I am sure it will

Marineland 60” pro lighting but the pic was taken with just the four 54W HO T5 actinic lamps on. I must say I do see a difference in color intensity with aquavitro salinity

and you think this product caused the spike

what exactly is Prazi

It’s not a question of interrupting the bio filtration it is a question of something taxing your bio filtration to the point of giving you an ammonia reading

Quote: Originally Posted by xandrew245x Yes, because the cycle never ends ;P and you are ever evolving as a hobbyist

Quote: Well, my cycle is getting close to the end, I am sure as an evolving hobbyist you mean that your tanks is nearing the stage where it can proses organic brake down from toxic to nontoxic forms