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if you still have amonia and nitrite in your tank your cycle is not done. sometimes a cycle can take a couple of months and can you point an arrow at the white spots your talking about it looks normal to me

i would go more with the contaminate idea. something on your hands or something in the bucket. i just did a major rearrange in my reef tank and didnt lose a single thing. and ive got 4 seahorses in there, and clams and lots of other things that are delicate

i got you all beat one right next door and before we found out we were nice to him and plowed his drive, and my son helped him cut up a tree that fell. that is scary. my son is 17 and six feet tall and this guy is scrawny so my son would have ground him into the dust. my other son is 15 and...

my coolest hitchhiker was a small purple lobster. didnt know i had him until he molted and i found the molt.

i agree with boalgf you guys are mean

peacefull fish. i love my bengia cardinal he was tank raised not wild caught and my pink skunk clownfish never bothers anything. i have them in with 4 seahorses and never have any problems with agression also clown gobies cute little fish very passive

in the fist pic it looks like you have damsels. damsels are not a peacefull fish. before you put in more liverock take the damsels out they are evil little things that will chase your other fish and stress them to death. and once you put liverock in almost impossible to catch. also when you put...

ok people be nice and dont jump all over him for the size of his tank and the fish he has in it. you didnt mention if you have live rock for him to hide in and if he has cuts something isnt leaving him alone. suggest you put him in a hospital tank i had a lionfish with a wound and the other fish...

sry last time i had to remove a damsel i had to take out about 50 pounds of rock first

special k with strawberries. have to have milk. cheerios. grape nuts.

topping off tank with freshwater not saltwater

isnt valentines suppossed to be for your sweetie.

sexy shrimp are also reef safe but they like to have an anemone but i think they are really the coolest looking shrimp

i was talking to someone yesterday at a lfs and they were saying most of the wild caught ones die. You could try soaking the mysis in garlic or entice see if that helps. mine was tank raised so i have never had a problem with him

sorry your having problems with them i have both in a 30 gallon reef and ive never had a problem with them

do you know if he was tank raised or wild caught

see i just pour the water in and there it is. see looking over at my tank can see water. sea horse being silly twirling around on the plant like gymnist on the bars. other seahorse thinks the clam is his hitching post . and i cant find my credit card so i cant order online.

i have a black sea cucumber he poops sand

ok now im confused the water i add to my tank is suppossed to be the same salinity as the water in my tank. but if im using the water im adding to my tank to correct my salinity does that count. and i wanted the something besides the hydrometer but cant get one around here. someone needs to...

i have two corgis. sitting around the house cant leave till my husband gets home waiting to see if will be more corgis by the end of the day. but i need to go to the lfs cause i left my frozen mysis out again this is like the fifth time i have done this.