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mine was above 85.5 last night. I've been floating ice cubes in a bag until i go and buy a small fan. its brought it down to 81.5. my corals were dying and i believe this is the cause (everything else is fine).

i've never had a problem getting a place to eat! just don't go to eat when the line is a mile long! i love the aquarium, i hope to be going soon again. give yourself at least 4 hours to look at everything. the kids will love being able to touch sharks and rays too. i love the river part...

i caught a mantis shrimp. or at least thats what the guy i was with said it was. he wouldn't let me touch it, said it would break my hand. my friend caught a snapping turtle the other day. i caught some toadfish looking thing of a dock. but i think the shrimp wins. he did not want to let go...

yeah, i'm thinking of getting MH, but can't afford them for quite sometime. these moonlights haven't worked for 6 months or so. i have to change the bulbs so figure why not try and get them to work!

The LFS replaced my hood a couple times on my JBJ 24g NC due to multiple problems, but now this one's moon lights do not work. It hasn't been a problem, but I would like to try and fix them. Its probably just a wiring problem, but i was wondering if anyone has had this problem and how they...

try atlantareefclub.org. i have some softies but nothing else.

i just pulled the one guy off. i'm going to keep an eye on my zoas and see if they start looking better and see if i can find anymore. i have some iodine dip from seachem that the LFS gave me a bit of to dip another colony that has some sponge growing on it. so i will try that first! thanks!

I found a zoa eating nudi on my new zoas. I'll take him off, I haven't seen anymore but I'm afraid there may be eggs or babies. What kind of dip would you recommend? freshwater or iodine?

i'm sorry. i got rid of my royal gramma after he nearly killed my clownfish. my clown had scales hanging off him from that stupid fish. i would try to get something that won't compete for territory with the gramma if you plan on keeping him. maybe a blenny or goby that sits more than swims...

hey guys. i've been out of town so sorry i didn't get back sooner! i can't ship though and noticed some of ya'll are from chicago and such. triga- athens is about 60 miles east of atlanta. i'm not sure what side of atl woodstock is on. bterry- i use a razor blade and scrape them off rocks...

I've been wondering if I should start supplementing my corals with some type of food. I have lots of zoas, mushrooms, 2 types of trumpets, galaxia, clove polyps, and kenya trees. What kind of food would you recommend for these? Do they even need anything? There are all under stock PC...

i'll use tap water if i need to mix a cup of reshwater with some kind of buffer. i usually try and keep a jug of RO/DI water around. I get it from the LFS for free. I'm working on my dad's FW tank where the phosphates are off the charts. he has been using tap water so i tested the tap water...

nope, he is a gramma. mean thing.

isn't it an amazing feeling? i traded some at another LFS yesterday and got $15 credit. Their prices are amazing. I almost bought a 5x6 rock covered with green,purple, and orange zoas for $45 with that credit. Anywhere else that would have been so much more. But sadly I have no room in my tank!

I wanted to share my new zoas I have gotten within thde last few weeks! I got these guys about a week ago. I'm hoping the skirts will get green, they have a bit of green tint right now. I really liked the baby blue and creamy orange. I got this rock about 2 weeks ago. I loved all the...

i think it costs about $15-20 for 4.4 gallons. i think its worth it every once in a while.

i really like that stuff. i try and use it every few water changes. everything in my tank looks amazing the day after!

a royal gramma? i had one and it beat the crap out of my clownfish! i came home to find him with scales hanging off. Spent the next 5 hours catching him. He now lives with my ex boyfriend in a tank big enough that he doesn't bother anyone! today i got some gorgeous yellow and green zoas and...

last week i got a blue ricordea for free from the LFS! it had fallen off a rock in the main display and was probably going to die so i got it!

i saw something like this yesterday. if you touch it, is it stuck tothe rock or can you actually lift it? does it look rubbery? someone had a huge patch of it in their tank, it was just growing around the other corals in most places. You could see that it wasn't fully attached to the rock...