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Originally Posted by ClownFiSH11 that store is freakn amazing..do they ship? PM me Nah. He hopes by next year he will have a online store. Just takes alot of time and energy.

I love it how 90% of americans hate bush. But 4 years ago and 8 years ago YOU VOTED FOR HIM. The odds are that one person in this thread that is bashing him VOTED FOR HIM.

3.99lb. Rock comes straight out of the systems. Meaning it is fully cured and covered in coraline and full of hitch hikers.

Originally Posted by sbaumann14 might wanna put some of those grates over your overflows I am not really worried about fish getting in the overflow. Cause there are strainers on the durso drains.

Originally Posted by chris17 Matt, just went thru your thread. Very nice setup you have. I ran across the website for the site but it seemed like it had not been updated in.... well forever lol Is it still open? How far are you from Cincy? Yeah it has not been updated in a super long time. But...

I took 3 chromis, 2 B&W clowns, 2 banggai, bi colored blenny from my 75g and added a tomini tang and powder brown tang. So right now it is bi colored blenny 2 banggai 2 clowns tomini tang powder brown tang 3 chromis. And I plan on adding two fire fish mystery wrasse and 3 anthias. Here is the...

Originally Posted by freeride7 yah why is that?I have had them in my 55 over the years and they do not last very long? They just end up killing each other. They are not as mean as damsels but still pretty mean to each other.

Looks really good. I also setup a 180 not long ago. The size is just perfect. So easy to aquascape. And good luck on the chromis. My bet is you will be down to like 3 in about 4-6 months if that.

Originally Posted by WangoTango I feel the same way. What makes a coral LE anyway? Can't you keep fragging it? It's not like it's only being manufactured for a limited time I'm not on the pay outragous prices for "rare" coral bandwagon yet. -Justin I am really mostly into SPS and do not call...

180 3 chromis 2 B&W clowns 2 banggai bi colored blenny tomini tang powder brown tang corals LE beat your gandma with a baseball bat zoanthid LE scary alian eye zonthid LE matalic superman skirt zoanthid Super LE mc dreamy zoanthid God people give zoanthid the dumbest names. Why do people name...

I moved the tangs over and they are doing great. But the powder brown is a bully! But for some reason him and the tomini nare best friends. Also got a doser. Makes life alot easier. Dose 110 ML of B-IONIC a day. Works great. And I am pretty much done with fish. And if I do get any more I will...

Originally Posted by matt2364 Thanks for the snail guard advice, I will definitely do that. About the flow, SPS do not like direct flow do they? I have heard from someone that if you point a PH directly at a sps you could kill it because the polyps cannot extend or something like that? Is...

Originally Posted by matt2364 Ohh I see. Yeah...I never acclimate my corals for salinity, just temperature acclimate. I have never really heard of people doing a full acclimation on corals, is this recommended usually, or would it be fine when I get my salinity down to 1.025? No you do not...

Originally Posted by ninjamini Live rocks and sand are a filter. So are water changes per say. You wont be keeping any hard corals in this type of tank but you can keep some. You also want to keep the bio load low. I have done it often. So where are you getting your info on reef keeping?

I always think the opposite. I see someone using bioballs or chempure or even carbon and think how are they keeping a healthy reef? I have NEVER used anything but rock and a skimmer. And I keep all SPS. Well a few softies here and there but 95% SPS.

I meant give them a shock when adding them. Cause most stores keep the salinity at least below 1.023. So 1.023 to 1.028 is a pretty big jump unless you acclimated them really slow. And most stores keep it below that.

Originally Posted by matt2364 Yean, I just bought a refractometer and realized that my salinity was at 1.028, by hydrometer said it as 1.025. Damn, hydrometers. Anyways, would this high of salinity kill corals over time? I really really like the millipora. Once I have a few sucessful acros I...

That is about the same amount of flow I had im my 75g that had almost all SPS. The easiest SPS would be something like a green or orange montipora or montipora digitata. He sells the purple digitata for 29.99 for the normal purple polyp and there are some really good size peices. And the ones...

Originally Posted by matt2364 Yep, lol. I did get it from reefsystems, it seems to be a very hardy coral. I have seen noticeable growth in just the two months that I have had it. I did just buy two pieces of montipora from a fellow reefer. I am going to see how those go before I make the jump...

That coral is a pavona and it is a SPS. So you are already keeping SPS. And I bet you got it from reef systems And I would start the corals on the bottom/middle and I would start out with something like a green or orange montipora. Or maybe a montipora digitata.