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All the Cladocora came on the lr, although it suffered considerbly during shipping. I must say that it seems to be quite indestructable. As for spawning I think it has begun to; I have no other explaination for the small, individual corallites that have begun to appear on clear spots on the...

There are a couple on-line magazines: Advanced Aquarist Magazine Online and Reef Keeping Online Magazine. For print magazines FAMA and Aquarium Fish are popular and cover both freshwater and saltwater. And for good but dated information online there is Aquarium Frontiers.

It has 15 lb. lr but I also have some base rock, maybe 10 lb. at most.

Four freshwater, one turtle and the 10 has a 5g refugium. I also have and 90 gallon in the works that will also be a reef.

Thanks! The lighting is 4-13 watt 50/50's. Aiming for mid-level lighting.

Various corals, sponges, worms close-up

Phyllangia americana

Peppermint just hanging around.

Cladocora sp.

One of 4 black urchin hitchhikers.

Here are some shots of my 3 month old 10 gallon. It's a Caribbean tank so the selection of available livestock is a bit slim but I like the challenge. Full view.

Actually they are Cladocora sp., perhaps C. arbuscula but I do not yet have a clear id.

Or these?

Just a guess, but do they look like these?

True, we are and this is a good source of information, but unfortunately too many of those who keep fish never read a book, article, or any other source of information and just keep buying fish to replace those which die far short of their normal life expectancy.

The biggest problem is freshwater, as with keeping saltwater, is that people don't know what they're doing and don't want to take the time to research, read and learn what is going on in those glass boxes.

Same fish. Tetraodon travancoricus I presume.

They grow to around 3 inches so a 2.5 may be a bit small, particularly for breeding. They are ture freshwater puffers and come from south and southeast Asia. The pH should be aound 7 and GH around 10dGH and temperature 75-80. By the way they do "puff". When removed from the water they may do...

I have the 13W on my nano. Only one complaint; the actinics they sell are not true actinics, only blue bulbs in around 7100K.

I also have an anemone like that in my tank; however, I don't think it is aiptasia. It has not reproduced and the peppermint will not touch it. I originally thought it was aiptasia but I could not find any photo identification that looked exactly like it so I left it alone. After three months...