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hey thanks alot.

sweet tank, i seen this tank over at petsmart. Would you recommend this tank over something like the picotope or a toms deco aquarium?

It is a cold water tank. Those are puget sound anemones, they grow quite large.I have a clean up crew in there actually(mexican turbos, hawiian zera hermits, anemone crabs, emerald crabs, and there is like 6 cleaner shrp in there) but I only keep those white anemones, plumal anemones and the...

Originally Posted by NEreef nice tank. you need to get that tang some seaweed, though. I actually hang up sea veggies on the side of the tank quite often. Thanks for the comment.

haha. My iea of the hobby is to sit back and enjoy it rather than obsese over what you are gonna buy next, that is why there is not a whole lotta coral. Just my spin on it.

Originally Posted by SirRomey Tang Master, what temp do you keep your reef at? I keep my tank at 50 degrees and it usually stays there.

Starfish don't mate so that is not the reason. Maybe something in the sand is really bothering him or like you said, he is lazy and doesn't feel like eating.

yes, more pics!!

i love xena. They grow like weeds.

it might also just be the current in the tank.

A nanocube would be perfect for it.

is your tank gonna have a top on it because i have heard of them jumping.

the only question i can answer right now is the crushed coral substrate one. Crushed coral is actually the best and most benificial substrate. It controls pH like nothing else. Great stuff!

ditto. distilled water is actually cheaper than ro watter even though it is essentialy the same thing.

I was wondering if it is a good idea to put dwarf seahorses in a pico tank. I heard of some guy using his pico strictly for dwarf seahorses and it is working out for him. Any ideas?

yeah, if you put it to close to the lights the coral will burn. Luckly it hasn't lost hope yet unless you see any black on it.

Now that is super cool!

oh yeah, rics are very pretty. but to me they have always been hard to keep.

that sucks, hopefully someone on SWF can help you. i actually don't know any options, my fish had never had this happen. Tell me how it turns out. But i would agree to quarantine.

That will give you exactly 6.56 watts per gallon. ill ale you to keep most sps and lps corals but if you were at 8 watts per gallon, that would be ideal. With this setup you should be able to keep pretty much anything. good luck!