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Originally Posted by saxman you could also run your lighting at night when you're home to view the tank. the fish don't care, and its cooler in the evening. if you run fans (which do work), be prepared for increased top-up frequency due to accelerated evaporation. that being said, you can't...

Nope. If he was sick, then he wouldn't have been lively at the LFS or when I brought him home. Something happened to him over night and I have no idea. If something was in my tank, my other fishies would die off and the water quality is pristine. All parameter are in check. I got him out and...

Bad news. Came home today at lunch and the angel was deadzo. I have no idea why it would have died. It was lively and always out and about and I even saw it last night swimming around. Any ideas? It wasn't sick last night and didn't have any markings what so ever. Sorta pissed that $50 is down...

I have had two bta's that had bubbled tips at the LFS and then about a month later, they stop showing bulbs. I think mine has something to do with the clown being in it. I think them being in the anemone all the time makes it not produce bubbled tips.

Cyanobacteria

I hate going into my fish store and hearing grown men and women refer to fish as Nemo or Dorie. I have heard someone ask; "How much are your Nemo's?" But yes, your tank is new...it is natural. I would do a lot of reading and research right now. Otherwise, you could have disaster after disaster.

Don't peppermint shrimp eat it?

Love the wrasse! I am getting one as my last fish.

I love the torch. I spent 40 bucks on a torch the other day. I came home and saw my emerald eating from it and then it receded into it's skeleton and died the next day. I think the crab killed it:(

Flakes and pellets. He didn't eat any krill or seaweed the other day when I feed the tank. He just looked at it but went crazy when I dropped in flakes and pellets.

I love my new angel!

I see nothing wrong with taking rocks off of the beach. I doubt anything is living on it besides crabs and and some bacteria. However, taking rocks out of a reef is a big no no. And, as others have said, if it is near the beach, chances are huge that it probably contains a lot of toxins as most...

HAHA yeah. I even printed out a picture to remember how it was and for the life of me...could not get it right:(

I could see my coral beauty in the mouth of the cave with goby but it never once came out. He had to be traded in. I had to move around rocks to catch the little bugger and after I did, I couldn't remember how I had them so I had to re aquascape but I like the new look better.

My coral beauty never came out once for the two weeks I had it. It went straight to the cave and never came out. I moved around some rocks, found it, and traded in the little hider. I seriously never saw it...ever. I got a flame angel and I am happy I did. It has been out and about picking at...

Tank looks amazing. Good job.

Thanks! It came with a glass cover and lid to attach but it can only be used if you hang the lights from the ceiling. You can't open the lid because it hits the support legs for the light. Plus, I didn't want the whole thing covered for heat issues and gas exchange.

I have no idea:( I can't see up under the hood to see what brand it is.

Finished my project to help stop jumpers!

That is the weirdest looking bubble algae I have ever seen. They are learning.