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It won't be too much. It might be not enough, but you will just have to wait and see. I have a 30 gal with about 25lbs of really nice rock and I think it needs more. When tanks are really full of rock I personaly think they look better. JMHO

can you tell me anything about it? is it good for a fuge? Does it grow fast? I have it under 130 Watt PC's in a ten gallon fuge.

he also said it doesn't need to be planted, it can just hang out.

The guy at my lfs hooked me up with this macro, free of charge, and I was wondering if anyone could ID it for me?

The only sand I have is up against the front glass and a small strip down the middle. The rest is on egg crate and PVC. So I could probably afford more movement without kicking up sand. I was thinking of maybe the wavemaster pro. Is this a good wavemaker for the price? I don't have a ton of...

Thank you very much. That was a good article. It helped me understand that I probably have enough laminer flow, but I need to work on surge and turbulance. Thanks again, AJ

Is there ever too much flow? I know that too much from powerheads can be bad because of their narrow stream, but what about from other sources. For instance in my tank right now I have a Seio M620 (620 GPH) and a return system from my sump that has two RIO 1400's (-4 ft, 243 GPH). It is a 30 gal...

Here is a pic of the little guy. It is probably the size of a quarter. This pic is just under my PC's, the halides don't come on until later in the day.

I noticed that almost this exact conversation was happening in the sps forum. Sorry for making you repeat yourself, but I am greatful for the help. I found a good place for it. I will post a pic when my lights come on in the morning.

Ok, so the glue isn't working. If I found a place to set the frag, will it eventually grow onto the rock? It is attached to small piece of rubble right now.

Thanks for the help. I do have super glue gel, so it should be all good. I am so excited. this is my first SPS and I can't wait to put it in place.

I just bought a monti frag and am wanting to attach it to a rock at the bottom of my tank. I would prefer to not have to dig the rock out to dry the piece. Can I just put the super glue on the frag and stick it under water? Will this work? Thanks for any help, AJ

that is sort of what I was thinking. I think I am going to go with a bicolor blenny, Marroon clown (just bought today) and a fuzzy dward lionfish

Do you think a lion can eat a six line?

I will probably do that. Maybe I will just try the epoxy for the fun of it. If it works then I learned something and if it doesn't, oh well I am going to buy a new bulkhead anyway. Thanks for all the help I really apreciate it. AJ

correct.

well, here is the other problem, the part that is leaking is the part that is connected to my overflow. I would have to get a whole new peice from CPR. Woudl epoxy work or maybe silicon?

everything is glued, but one must not have sealed properly. I don't have any unions. I don't know what they look like. Is it too late to add them or can I just cut the pipe and stick them in?

I was planning on a fuzzy dwarf. They are bit hardier then the fu man chu and from what I hear eaiser to get on frozen food. What kind of wrasse is reef safe that would do good with those other two fish?

pipe, pipes and more pipes. Oh yah, and wires