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I am sure you already know this but i will post it anyway Sea fans need shade or indirect lighting with a strong current. They need to be fed at least once a week or they will starve

Originally Posted by Jstdv8 No, I upgraded from my 90g wave tank to a 120g standard rectangle. My dad has a freshwater tank that is 75g that I was basing off of. checked with my three LFS and they all state for 120 The dimension is 48"(L) X 22"(W) X 26"(H) and the thickness of the glass is 1/2...

Yes you all know the one I mean well if you put your dislike of the store aside you can take advantage of their one dollar a gallon tank sale going on now

yes

start dosing with Prime ASAP

Originally Posted by Herper55 I have thought about and think that Joe is right that I should wait til I have more funds.Cause it would be better all the way a round.But I would like to know some good books to have about the hobby.Like books on Clowns,Reef tanks,and Diseases and whatever else...

this is for a DIY http://saltaquarium.about.com/od/pla...Calculator.htm

first thing to do is get a good book and start there

actually i use them to heat my pool

yes but you are a very hands (and other parts) on person

ive been stressing like crazy since i got these new corals, every little abnormality bothers me, now you are a true hobbyist our tanks rule us its a wonderful roller coaster ride

BUT let me just say there are not many things we can attempt to keep that can bring as much beauty to our home as a marine aquarium

fluctuation is your real enemy

getting in a staying in are two very different things if you are on a tight budget i would suggest you wait until you can devote funds other then the initial cost

I could think of a lot of things now Lois i really do not appreciate your implication

Henry you know what happened the last time you kissed and told (you only have one more to loose now so tread lightly my good friend)

Yes it’s most likely shedding; all porites species shed their surface layer with a waxy substance. Its how they rid themselves of algae and waste. What is interesting is that this shedding coincides with the full moon.BTW meowzer is known to be very difficult with a full flow

The first pic is of my coral before I added some marine snow, second pic is of the feeding orifice fully exposed

One stalk of Xenia sells for $60.00 out by me time to relocate

start running a poly filter