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Originally Posted by zippy557 with the lights on top of the 38 .. there isn't really that much room to go with a taller tank, unless i get different lighting ... what lighting would be sufficient for caulerpa, that would be smaller so i could get a taller tank?? how much head room do you have

Originally Posted by spanko and that my friends is why Henry is the KING

Originally Posted by srfisher17 I've used Cupramine & a SeaChem copper test on many, many fish (all new fish) in QT for a long time. I'm sure something is bound to come along that works just as well; there sure have been enough products that don't work. I remember Seachem had a problem with one...

. and the light bulb went on. Is there no end to the things you can turn on ?

if you have tons of room why go smaller ? get the biggest size tank you can afford and fit under your stand. Remember at the very least the more volume you add to your system the better off you are

Don't you worry clownfish, there are great posts on how to remove CC here and all over the net. :P yes as well as much written info on the benefits of CC. maintained nicely if it is a barebottom. Renee need I comment, I don't think so

your fish flashing can be the result of the copper being an irritant

IMO copper will not be removed by boiling. What I would do is put the rock in a container with water run a powerhead to get circulation and place a polyfilter pad in the bucket

Originally Posted by Alumentum Bioballs is what I belive their called. They're just these little black and blue balls that are in a container that water can run through. The sump has a small refugium that has algae too if that helps. Krista i see you are in school and the ROTC good for you. I...

Carmen not all white spots are the result of the ick parasite , you may in fact have a look alike infestation which may have a longer time line then ick, hang in there with the treatment

Originally Posted by Cranberry If y'all start picking on typos/grammar on a daily basis I'm going to have to leave. O.O Every one of my posts would be followed by a correction post. oh but no one does typos the way you do, be still my heart. Sax man i mean that in the biblical sense of course

Originally Posted by meowzer OMG....All this time I thought it was detrius ....(I'm serious btw) Thanks Joe.... Lois i wish there was a smilly for "who gives a s--t but i love you all the same Henry dear friend, funny I knew you would post.... was expecting a better visual from the master...

Originally Posted by ajroc31 Joe, it was a misunderstanding, that's all, and it took off from there. Your comment about my profession is what got me to get into this spat. I feel it was unnecessary and very condescending. I do not know much about this hobby, that's why I spend much of my time...

lest go back to post #12 please my Quote was "exactly what you DON'T want to happen is have the top layer of sand impacted" and your response was "In that case any sand sifter would be bad, cause for most part they impact the top layer." Again I must say that in the context of the conversation...

Originally Posted by ajroc31 Btw its than not then. I don't think he will take a steamroller to pack in the sand tight enough to make that happen, but who knows. I will hitchhike here, concerning misinformation, keep telling people to put crushed coral in their tanks. You might be the only...

are you going to attempt to keep corals

since I also wanted to be a marinebiologist, Google Mote marine laboratory in Florida, if you have not already visited their site

make sure you use at least one cup of BOILING water

Originally Posted by ajroc31 Well, if you take by volume, a glass of sand, and a glass of crush coral, it is ABSOLUTELY true that the glass with sand will have more surface area than the glass with crushed coral. As for the location of crushed coral, the debris really of shells, corals...

Originally Posted by ajroc31 This is a tough crowd. I went with the most popular definition of the word impact, I am sorry for the misunderstanding. Not sure what my profession has anything to do with it. But I could see why the number of people on this forum has decreased since the last time I...