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it moved around and it tried to ensnare my hermit. Luckily just at that moment my tang tried to eat it and saved little hermie's life :D so I would say its alive

and the king of the tank himself:

macro of the sponge:

Here is a close up of the rock and sponge

here it is an hour or so later...

Just set up my new nano today, Here it is before i filled it up:

Here it is trying to catch an innocent hermit! :eek:

Just attacked today! See below for yourself!

Hey I just looked and found what I was looking for pretty easily. The devices I was talking about are usually called "level controllers" I found one for $50 and a nicer one for $80. if anyone wants the links emailed let me know, but you should be able to go to any big online store and type in...

Sorry I really don't know where to find the probe, I read about it in a thread a long time ago. I will try to find it though.

Wow I just noticed that you have 25 bumblebee snails! I have 2 in my tank, they are cool. I have never heard of someone having more than a few though.

SG is a little low and so is the temp -although there are a lot of opinions on the right temperature. But I think most people would agree that your SG is too low. I keep mine at 1.024. You should get it up to at least 1.023. I think 82-83 is a good temp, but again, people have been successful...

BTW, your flower is a lot nicer than mine :cool:

hey, dzones said her wanted macros! :D

wow nice pic, its hard to get nice ones like that of active fish. I don't think I will ever get a good picture of my sixline. Good job :cool:

Thanks dzones! I took those probably the 4th time I have used that camera to take pics of my tank. I'm not an expert on cameras but I have had the Nikon Coolpix series recommended to me by people who are. I have found it easy to use and I like it better than sonys becasuse it uses compact flash...

you actually wouldn't have to do that. I have heard of people setting up top off systems that work automatically. You can buy a probe for I think $50 that will turn on a pump in the top off water container when the water in your tank or sump reaches a certain level and then turn it back off when...

So do I have a valamingi tang?

I don't know exactly what they are but thats normal. I have all different kinds of spots ect in my dsb. I think they are just caused by the fauna in the sand -a good sign of a developing dsb.

never mind I found it