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+1 on the dynamat. The specific purpose of dynamat is to reduce noise, but there are other options that could be cheaper. For example take a look at everything under the tank. 1. The back is wide open facing the wall. Noise will hit against the wall then bounce out towards the room. This is...

after much research and questioning, it's a mojano

Just to be safe. If it was/is aptapsia then I don't need to add anymore to my battle. You know how it is. As well, I'm not sure I can care for the little guy properly. I know little to nothing about anemones

Being a bondo product, it may contain fiberglass resin. As well it's used to adhere to plastic, metal and fiberglass, so I wouldn't use it based on that alone

What size tank do you have? For reef systems the better lighting set-ups vary between PC (Power Compact), MH(Metal Halide), and T5/T5HO. Everyone has different opinions on their lighting, so I'll chime in and say go with some nice T5HO's or mix it up with a MH pendant joined with T5's.

Got a pic? I might take it off your hands if it's small enough

Trying to figure out if I'm looking at atapsia or some other type of anemone before placing it in the tank...

In all actuality if an image isn't copywritten or anything of that matter, then it is in fact open season for anyone to use as they wish. As far as [hr] sites, it doesn't have to be the image of the actual product, but an image that represents the type of product they are selling. In fact...

You might want to post your exact water test results. Saying they look good or that your LFS says they are fine doesn't mean everything is all that fine.

Mine do great under T5's but they look extremely excited when natural sunlight hits the tank

Dori, The dental stone & plaster we use isn't very good because it'll break down in water no matter how hard it is/gets. (I work in a lab) You could try the yellow stone, but mix it extremely dry so it's at the hardest stage it can get. No, not the way you mix to pour a model, make it much MUCH...

75gal. tank, stand, 48" lighting, 2 PH's new in boxes, 2 Hagen aquaclear 110's w/ 2 boxes of each new media, $350 in decorative driftwood, 12" heater, and delivery all for a cool $100 Bought a new wet/dry rated for a 125gal, but had a brand new wet/dry with pump, hangon, media, etc.. rated for a...

Oh there's more. I just have to remember where they are..lol Is Fin's, Fur's & Feathers still in Boca off 20th and US1? I haven't been that way in a long time.

Bump because I just bought some

Go to a walmart or a local auto parts store and you can find the static cling window tint. 1 roll should do fine, but the more layers you put on top of each other the darker it'll get. Yes, I got extremely bored one day and had a roll laying around the house..lol I wanted a rear view of the...

Interested in the GBP prices

I used to think that also, but I'm using natural sunlight for 2-3hrs a day (comes in the window) and I only see good things.

Pet's unlimited isn't really all that great. The dry-good side is so-so they do offer some nice stuff and I bought my skimmer there, but it's not an exclusive LFS. It's more of a chain of stores, because there is one on US1 in Pompano just North of 64th street. (between Atlantic & McNabb) Nova...

Barrier Reef went downhill on their livestock as of late. The staff isn't as knowledgable as they used to be. They have more to offer in the aspect of dry goods lately for they are slowly taking up the whole corner of the building. If you get there on a sale day, it's worth the trip for the dry...

depends on the type of trigger. For example a Clown Trigger min is 125gal. whereas a Picasso Trigger min is 75gal. I'd have nothing less than a 125 for any of them though. A 300gal. would definately do it for any trigger.