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+1 on the Hydor Koralia, but if you dont mind paying a little extra, the Tunze's are supposed to be excellent.

So, question of the hour...if we don't buy water from the LFS (and not RO/DI), what is the best water to buy?

Originally Posted by Star Master If you want a scooter blenny in your 3 gallon, it will be o.k. as long as you buy some copepods for 9.99 on SWF. I have two scooters in my 55 g and kept them for 3 months with no adding of copepods. I still have them. Definately consider it; they are so...

Some people will put eggcrate down to protect the glass

No - they are dragonets (same as mandarins) and need 100+ pounds of lr to eat pods from.

Do you have any more pics of that achilles tang? - very nice

I have a possible new fav. The lemon icing cookies...possible tie with frozen thin mints.

missing some cookies in your poll FYI...https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/310311/i-must-confess

Aren't the bi-colors just as good at algae eating, or am I mistaken?

Originally Posted by ifirefight I have 6 "sticks" on a 72 ", 135 gallon. I mounted 3 in front and 3 in back. I have a 72" 125g, that is why I ask. May I now ask how much you paid?

iFirefight, how many of the "sticks" and what size do you have on that tank in the pictures?

Ok then, if cheap play sand doesn't really work, what is the recommended sand (size, shape, color) for a reef tank? Is .2mm too small for a dsb, or does it need to be 1-2.5mm?

Originally Posted by Scopus Tang Like most things in this hobby, its generally advisable to spend the extra money, cause you get what you pay for. That is the problem. I have spent the extra money on most everything else, and will be spending a lot on rock. I was just hoping there was a way...

I have read a lot on live sand, but can't really find a definitive answer on what to buy. What I want to do is buy some really cheap sand of some sort and let my live rock "seed" it. I don't want to have to buy the expensive "live sand" (which may or may not be live). My tank will be a full...

Mr. Brooks

why did you post this again? https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/310973/first-saltwater-aquarium

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...icle902014.ece

don't stars need a very mature tank w/ lots of live rock and perfect water conditions?

I don't play, but my dad is pretty good. He prefers a nickle over a traditional pick.