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from the web Set up tank with substrate and any base rock, or uncured live rock if you are going to cure it at this time. Also hook up your heater as well. At this time, do not put cured live rock in the tank. The object is to completely cycle with no die off on live rock. Add about two or...

Henry check out this pic that was in coral mag and then the pic of my yellow i took yesterday

i was gong to do the same but do not know how pm me and i will take the heat this is mine.

For those of you that get coral magazine or can access it on line, please go to page 78 and view the yellow tang and then look at my yellow tang.

Quote: And I did check out the link Joe. Starting the drilling with a drillbit looks pretty scary though. Large diameter hole saws come incorporated with a pilot hole drill, by using just the pilot hole bit you prevent the large diameter hole saw from walking as you drill as opposed to drilling...

Henry are you not a big fan of the Punctato

Quote: From what I heard the kole is a shy fish the old joe would say "get your hearing checked" the new joe will just say "not true"

if you go with a barb fitting you do not need to glue you just glue the ridged pvc barb to the valve

Henry my dear friend you can share mine Kole that is Quote: but once again saltwaterfish completely avoids the question ..... so ill rephrase it .... what ,if any, fish can I add to my tank ? Their is a list of what I have at the top .... any suggestions What the hell is wrong with you people...

I go with a PVC barb fitting to the tubing then glue in the valve do you check out the link i posted above

Quote: looks great Joe....in the day funny i thought you liked it better at night

Quote: Originally Posted by gcgrad Ok Shawn, how would you drill the hole, do the overflow, do the plumbing to the sump and for the return. I know you advise using spa flex tubing. Can you hook this up to a valve easily. Also can you give me a list of supplies for the diy drilling and overflow...

Below are two pics of my leather one taken with a flash with just the moon lights on the other at noon with HQI and t5s.

Following ladyreefseekers tank build I started to think what would I do in a new tank build to make life easier for me down the road? One thing I would do is set up my rockwork in four separate sections, leaving me room between each section to place a divider. This placement of dividers would...

Henry I will agree it is a body type when we refer to sailfin tangs. The Ctenochaetus classification of tangs also has the same body type but are not called as sailfin tangs. My kole and a Chevron for example are never called sailfin tangs. Tristan Lougher an expert in saltwater fish does not...

I would stay away from any tang under 2 inches

yea i love tangs for they constant movement dedicated to finding a meal BTW i have two hipps and a kole to go with the yellow

Quote: . In my dealings with tangs is that they are a constant forager like you state, but need quite a bit more than just picking at the algea in your tank. i agree thats why i posted above Quote: I supplement what they get from my live rock with a good herbivore food. And nori on a veggie clip...

Quote: How is adding a food source counter productive? very simple it depends on the food sourse and the fish

Quote: butterfly pecks a bit out at a time and it lasts for a bit in the rock instead of going straight to the filter. or to any other fish you add with larger mouths