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Quote: Originally Posted by Slice Hey Mr btld! She doesn't even let you use big letters? Big letters seems like she doesn't even let him post

Quote: Originally Posted by spanko He is a beaut Joe. How big will he get? Henry as you know he is a Microspathodon chrysurus and they are reported to grow to 8” but I really do not think they get over 3 inches in the home aquarium. FYI for all his bad rep. He gets push around by my Tangs

Quote: Originally Posted by Monsinour I see it, was just commenting on the camulflage effect. Neato shot sir. I know thats why i said you understand

Quote: Originally Posted by Monsinour Wheres the fish, LOL? if you have to ask, then you understand the pic my friend

What was the time frame from the time your tank was ok until you lost your fish? Were they all dead at the same time. I don’t think it was the slime remover. I also think you would have to compromise your bio filtration big time to get an ammonia spike in a tank up and running for years with...

Henry I moved cup after you first suggested a change of lighting and flow. I has been in the lower shaded area of my tank in a low to medium flow area and as you can see it looks the same as it was in a higher and stronger flow area. I guess it is what it is

Quote: I would forget about the bio balls they are nitrate factories ET TU AL

You can try a product like Purple up; there are hobbyists that swear by it. Also remember to get the colors green, pink, white, purple, and red you will need rock with that color coralline on it and scrape the spores IMO

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Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer W stands for wireless....that is the one that comes with the controller Then of course we have this mp 40

As long as it is confined to your sump and not overtaking your rubble rock I would leave it

In as much as you dont have a nitrate issue I am a big believer in adding every drop of water to a system as possible, with that in mind you are IMO better served not adding the sand and loosing water to displacement

do some research on tangs, no mantis shrimp

Bubble coral is photosynthetic but they will accept spot feeding and do not position them in strong current. You lighting should be ok they can be aggressive so leave enough space between other corals

What is your nitrate situation?

lets see a full pic of your tank it look great from what i can see

Quote: Originally Posted by 2Quills Yeah that makes more sense in the way of using the idea as a form of trickle filtering. Not sure how practical it will be to replicate in your sump though, Dean. But I'm of the mind set that if something works then I'm always willing to give it a try if a...

Simply put with your rock not being submerged you are creating a trickle filter. The advantage being that the bacteria reasonable for nitrification is dependent on oxygen and in a trickle filter with the rock not being submerged there is of course an abundance of oxygen. The down side is that...

I have had this pipe organ coral for a while now. It seems to have die off but also pieces brake off and continue to grow in other areas of my tank. The piece in front is the original frag and as you can see behind it is a piece that broke off also but in an area of high flow and has larger...