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i made the switch to Oceanic a few months ago. i will never use another kind of salt again. its simply amazing.

i have 2 tank raised perculas. what is a good anemone to put with them? i plan on buying one in the next few months. lmk what you guys think. thanks.

post some whole tank shots if you dont mind.

very nice. i like it. great progress in only 8 months though.

i have cycled with fish and i have cycled with live rock. i like the outcome using rock alot better.

i am extremely intrested in your lights. please email me or post here some more information. im located above b'ham and woudl coem get the lights. mattthew_shipp@earthlink.net

great looking eel. what tank is he in?

i love your zoo's. awesome colors. cant wait to get some.

looks nice.

welcome to the board. if all of your test are back to normal then you shouldnt have any more problems with a spike. not by the live rock that is.

i say small puffer, snowflake, and maybe like a large blue velvet damsel.

feel bad for your loss. puffers are one of my favorites. especially the porc's.

very nice looking eel. i hope he makes it. i havent heard of many people being able to catch there own fish. what kind of puffers did you catch?

WOW. simply amazing.

tank is looking real good. cant wait to start adding corals in my 29 gal reef.

i to recently sited one of these guys in my 29 gal tank. very cool guys. i used to have alot of them in my 135 aggressive until i broke it down one day it will be back up. one day.

my cleaner usually eats what ever is left over from what i feed my fish. this method usually works out good for me. now givin them a treat from time to time would be a good idea.

i think your off to a very good start. i personaly dont like the rock all the way against the glass like you have it. i like to leave a space for the fish to swim behind. after the light upgrade it will look alot better.

i would personally use blue leg hermits instead of scarlet hermits. just a personal prefrence though. other than that i like your list.

tell me more about the light unit. how many watts?