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If you want a tang, please get a large 8 foot tank or longer.

Gallon/Inch rule does not exist. Makes no sense in this hobby.... your best bet is to forget it.

That's actually not what you said, but ok.

Originally Posted by Cranberry I have to kind of disagree. We had a 16" in with 5 clams.... for years. They are not strong enough to force a clams shell open to be a predator. They WILL eat an ailing clam that isn't able to close it's shell tight enough due to illness/whatever. So it didn't...

SPS can be kept under high PC lighting. So can nems and all that junk.... Just keep in mind PC bulbs lose their brightness fast... There are new PC-R bulbs coming out that are built the same as T5HO... not sure if they are going to be around in the 96w, but it gives hope to PC owners. You have a...

Mine has cleaned out several.

Too much light I assume.

They eat clams.. :(

Any brittle/serpents in the tank?

Very very nice.... sounds like a beautiful lighting setup!

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Everything that I fragged did well so far... the only one that is having trouble is half of the cycloseris(plate coral)due to it not being mounted on a frag disc. Plate corals don't like to be glued down since the back of them is actually part of the coral itself. Super glue can burn plate...

That thing is insane spankles. What kind of lighting is it under?

Plate corals can be fragged via razor blade and hammer, dremel, or some sort of wet saw. I have propagated many things that normally are not propagated. Brain corals, scolymias, fungia and cycloseris :)

You would have to get in line!

almost 2x2"

Yeah it's not too bad...

I call it "The Pink Ghost" :)

This is going to be awesome. I will build a rival pico and then it's on!!! Oh yeah baby *snaps fingers*

Originally Posted by braydonosu What do you feed that guy? I thought they were strict sea star eaters Starfish. I have 2 of them in 2 tanks and I split chocos with them all the time.