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Originally posted by va2kgt not trying to be mean but if you cant assemble the charcoal container then you do not need to be keeping saltwater fish. For not trying you accomplished it pretty well.

Mine would girggle for a few seconds until it expelled all of the air. But it never lasted more than a couple seconds. I would fill mine all the way up with water before I turned it on.

Originally posted by ThankGod4Fish What a crock. If its not Howard it'll be someone or something else. Face it. But you have to start somewhere and eventually people will get the hint that the not responsable card is not going to work. We are loosing the war on drugs but you can't just not...

Originally posted by Purity 1: "hey dad, what's cocaine?" "it's a drug that's very bad. stay away from that crap because it'll screw up your life. people hurt eachother on it. if you ever see your friends doing this then STAY AWAY from it. trust your father on this." 2: [/B] But dad everyone...

Do you have the plunger on top pushed all of the way down for max water flow.

Originally posted by tony detroit exactly I am so sick of politicians and federal courts taking out Marilyn Manson, 2 live crew, Howard Stern, whatever. Your kids are growing up the way you let them. Be parents, but do not take what other members of your society like away. The problem is...

It's not really a good idea to mix sand and C/C. People do it just fine but usually it will cause more problems. If you have live rock then your most of your biological filtration won't be on your filters and cleaning them at the same time won't affect your system negatively. I went through...

I have had both and hands down the new seaclone is alot better.

Keep in mind that it does not take muck rock to prvide adequate biological filtration. If you like the look of alot of rock and less water then go for it but if you want more fish and like the look of swimming room then you won't need anymore rock. I would feed your fish everyother day. Your...

Originally posted by Kip4130 the downward spiral. :rolleyes: Back when music was good.:happy:

Originally posted by Kip4130 i take the same stance as your jlem... you cant change bobs mind.. so sit back and laugh... but then, all of a sudden it isnt funny to me when a newcomer asks about how to set up and run a tank... i guess thats my next step... just not caring... maybe i will...

How often do you feed your fish? What is your circulation? What is your filtration? I would feed your fish every other day. Feed them enough to where they look slim but not skinny. I they look fat or even slightly fat then you are feeding way to much for what your tank can handle. Your fish...

It is funny how Madd ( yes I said madd ) everyone gets with Beaslbob. He doesn't get madd. 007 started this thread knowing that it would start a hot debate and then gets flustered. You knew how the thread would go. Beaslbob comes out ahead because he is the only one who has kept his cool...

The bacteria is in your rocks and attached to your C/C so you won't remove the bacteria from vacuming your C/C. It does not take much bacteria to perform the nitrgen cycle. Look at Bare bottum tanks that have just live rock. Pods also live throughout your rocks to so it would be near...

Originally posted by Boomper if you keep a real shallow bed (mine is probably 1/2 in) then you reduce the risk of trapping nitrates and you make it easier to vacuum. I'm not really sure if you trap nitrates in a deeper C/C bed. You probably trap more gunk which will eventualy be converted to...

High much does it lean. A 1/4 inch is no big deal if the tank is 24 inches front to back. How close to the wall are you putting the tank. Simply moving it out a few more inches may help level it out.

Here is a front shot. These picts are from last month and the anename has almost doubled in the last month. I think that it will split soon also which will be cool.

Here is a picture from a month ago. My buddies RBT anename split and he gave me one. It is in the lower right side.

Since SWF.com does not sell lights I will e-mail you the link if you post your e-mail. I really think that most people put way to many fish into their tank which requires lots more filtration that usually only postpones a crisis. Lots of people will also put tons of rock into their tank...

You will only loose 6 inches on each end so it won't be a big deal. The majority of the bulbs will be under the reflector. Just paint the canopy gloss white and that will reflect alot of light also.