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Ah these are hilarious I love the antlers on the horse

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper I watched it in IMAX 3D. Do you know what the $2 fee is for? I bought the tickets online, and I know there's a fee for the glasses.

Yah, I add purple tech, and monitor my alkalinity and calcium weekly. I've found that by keeping my alkalinity and calcium correct my pH typically follows. The purple tech I use has trace strontium and Magnesium in proportion to calcium.

Your tank looks like it is coming along well. I love you fish! Very nice pair of clowns, are they exhibiting pairing behavior yet, or did they come mated already?

Originally Posted by jplace003 I am really starting to love the tiny reef tanks, seeing a really cool setup in such a tiny space is such a cool thing. I cant wait to see where you tank goes in the next 6 months First thanks for the interest! I hope aim to please, I'm in the process of getting...

Neato, I'm thinking about getting an HD video dive camera(they have some that are about the size of a pack of playing cards now!), this gives me a good idea to take some IN TANK pictures! (and videos!)

I agree with freaky here, there was alot of comprasions to reef critters, be it coco worms, mushrooms or jelly fish. It did have a plot, it just happened to be quite predictable. But definitley worth the $19 to see it in IMAX 3D.

Originally Posted by SOVIETTACO Put some water in at least!!! +1

Most are metal tips with a metal ball and I doubt they're good enough stainless to resist corrosion due to salt. That and if you've ever seen one in a hamster cage they typically don't dispense water unless the ball is rolled. You could try in a test bucket I suppose.

hahaha, yah thank god its macro algae! That'd be horrible this early in the tank history if that was all cyano! I think I've seen one of my old coworkers tank that had this type, and his tank never had any cyano issues or hair algae because of how well this red macro grew. It seems to do...

Thanx. Waiting to see how yours comes together :)

Thats one of those myth buster tests I just don't believe.(sometimes people forget its entertainment and not science!) I've been to a mountain cabin with absolutley no heater except for a wood burning stove with a flu. My buddy used a bottle of olive oil as a thermometer. When the olive oil is...

Originally Posted by tywtly13 Then I moved, and I compressed the 50-60 lbs of rock and the 60 lbs of sand into this 29 gallon tank, so it is well-established and very mature. Holy [hr] tons of sand bat man. That's gotta be a nice bed with a lot of rock. Got any pictures?

COOL! I don't know anything about crab mating though so no input on that.

Spent the weekend moving my gf into a new apartment for her. She's now got her own place, so I may be setting up another pico tope for her. Probably a tiny FOWLR though instead of a reef; in the mean time here's an upgrade on this guy. Got another Acan colony, the one I saw last week; and also...

Yah, its 58 tonight, and my gf is cooking brownies in the kitchen, and I've got a glass of a nice Cab. Life's good :)

Yah I might of laughed a bit too. Good luck on the hunt!

Try the nano glo. It magnets on from the back and all your electronics stay dry. Just peel off some of your black sticker on the back. That what I did

Originally Posted by Cranberry Heeeeeey, is there something wrong in my 13 tanks? I cycled some of them with declorinated tap water. I bet ya couldn't tell which ones i did and which ones I didn't. I was assuming this person meant using tap long term. I suppose on the initial cycle it wouldn't...