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meat coral raises tentacles as soon as my hand dips in the water with a meal full of krill. Cool to watch

Originally Posted by Dogstar Who Dey Just for the record and because Im sooooo picky picky. The mussid and Frogspawn are consider to be Large Polyp Stony corals, not softies...they do look good though. thanks dog,

Originally Posted by azfishgal Wow! That's a great picture. Nice color. the avitar or the actual picture??? :hilarious

Originally Posted by skipperdz my 12g never needs top off...i do water changes but i may lose a gallon maybe once a month if i didnt do water changes and actually noticeda change because you live in naples and it's warm. I was just down there last week

you live in Dayton so you have the same crappy cold weather as I do. I add about 1 gallon or so every few days with no tops. It's the cold and dry that increases evaporation levels

Originally Posted by tall_90 I have a 90 gallon tank that I started on Jan 4. We have constantly had a problem with micobubbles. We have a skimmer and have been adjusting it to try to eliminate them. The skimmer is on a level surface. Has anyone had this problem? :help: have you unplugged...

on the bottom right of my second picture you can see the sponge i'm talking about. The discharge water has about 12" of trickle down before it hits the waterline in the sump

Originally Posted by Anonome Good point WHO DEY many declorinators with aloe for example will make the skimmer go nuts. A sponge or something as simple as a piece of netting helps with bubbles. i added something to eliminate cyanobacteria and my skimmer went nutz with bubbles and had to unplug...

glad to hear they're doing well. wow my 2,000th post geeeez!

do you have a sponge for the discharge water to trickle down through to eliminate the bubbles? and what do you add to your tank regularly if anything?

Originally Posted by tall_90 It is a Proclear Aquatic Systems motorized protein skimmer. installed in the sump. like this one??

Originally Posted by tall_90 I have a 90 gallon tank that I started on Jan 4. We have constantly had a problem with micobubbles. We have a skimmer and have been adjusting it to try to eliminate them. The skimmer is on a level surface. Has anyone had this problem? :help: what kindof skimmer?

Originally Posted by newbietothis okay I'm new to this I got a 55g with 15 snails,one lawn mower blenny, three damsels and a longfin sleeper goby. Now one of the damsels is missing no sign of him anywhere did he go off to graceland? I looked around the rock he is just MIA. What are the chances...

when your ammonia spikes then returns to zero you are cycled. id suggest about 4 weeks depending

heater???? Good luck with everything this time

you are overfeeding and this is the reason your phosphates are high when u check them. I would suggest feeding everyother day

Originally Posted by 30-xtra high i don't think i owe an apology at all... but if this was taken the wrong way, i guess i'm sorry, but this hobby requires so much research it is rediculous. you should not buy anything at all without the help of books, local fish stores, and this site. and by...

Originally Posted by krymick Algae grows on sand, vacume it up and it is back within 3 days.... what can I do? 7 Months Old 55 Gallon tank with wet/dry filter Protein Skimmer Diatamous Filter 4 hours per day 60 lbs live sand 74 lbs live rock 2 powerheads 14K light 13 hours per day 1 mw...