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My pink tip haitan does the same thing after I spot feed. It will be out and open all day then during the night it deflates and then reflates when the lights come on. I was starting to get worried, but from what I have read on this thread would this be normal for mine also?

Wish I had something to trade. I have a new tank thats only been running for a couple of months. Not ready to frag yet.

What do you have left? Maybe interested in the live rock and sand and maybe some corals

Thinking about adding some snails,crabs and cleaner shrimp to help control brown diatoms. It's not real bad just want to stay on top of it. Nitrates usually stay around 20 and everything else is 0 Salinity is 1.025. Tank has been running for about 5 months

I have a 75g 2 clowns royal gramma yellow tang blue damsel cc starfish

I know from reading that the amount of fish you put in your tank depends on the size. What I am curious about is do you take into consideration the amount of tank cleaners you have snails,crabs etc.

Thanks for your help, if i go with the Nova Pro what type of bulbs would be best?

i use carbon now just thought you had to, after reading this thread i think i'll take the carbon out. i did not realize that it becomes ineffective after a couple of days

20 inch deep Thought t-5's would be strong enough for some coral and anemones. don't much about mh though but its a thought

Have a 75g tank that i got from a friend. Not sure what type of light came with it.I think it is a t-5 single strip. What i am thinking about buying is Nova Extreme t-5 light fixture. Eventually would like to place some corals and anemones in tank. Currently stocked with about 40lbs live rock...

So you are saying that sugar will help reduce nitrates? Where did you find this information at would like to know more about it

My pink tip hatian anemone does the same thing only it likes to go under the rock.I guess this is normal.

Thanks I'll give it a try.

I am fairly new to this hobby any advice would be greatly appreciated.Put a couple of Percula Clowns in my tank Thursday. They eat fine but stay on the side of the tank swimming up and down. Is this normal? I also have a yellow tang, royal gramma and lawnmower blennie in the same tank. Also what...

Freeport, TX 75 gallon fowlr. New to the hobby just starting out.