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ok then im gonna do it without taking out my fish and i will let you know how it went hopefully i can get some pics of it up here too. thanks for the info

do you think it could crash my tank? cuz i really dont know alot about this lr as far as just moving it w/out a cure. if a few ppl say it can be done then i will do it w/out curing but right now im no the fence as far as what to do. thank for all the help

im not 100% sure i will post a pic up when i can. y do you ask? is there a same type. they lady has had it in her tank for 2 years with no problems with most of her fish. i just dont want to push my luck

its like 4 med sized peices so its only gonna b like 3g in each bucket + the lock. i wont have to worry bout my fish being in the tank will i? cuz i was thinking of moving them to the QT for a day or 2 maybe leave my damsel in there.

yea my dad is gonna take it he likes the way it looks i guess. most of his fish are big anyway. hes got a lion, tang, and some other big thing. so i hope it does good there

i like the sony camras the best. my GF has an HP and it nice, but my sony is nicer was only like $75 at w*****t

ok i plan on using some 5 g buckets and lots of water and some lids. they are gonna be traveling for about an hour or so loading and unloading. 15miles away from my house to theres.

ok what if i transport it in the water it came from and put it right into my tank. then is should be fine correct? i think i will try this but i will move my expensive fish to the qt tank and hope for the best i guess. unless i am told otherwise

my question is that i would like to buy some live rock from a lady and it has some groth on it and put it in my tank. can i do that without having to scrap all the growth off and cure it or will i have to scrap cure and then add my fish back in. i plan on putting my fish in my biocube for a few...

y would that be bad? i dont know what that looks like so idk if its on there or not. from what ive seen the rock is mostly just this greenish color with very little groth of any kind a pic of what you are talking about would be great though. thanks for your help

some small coarl looking stuff nothing really big but its been in the tank for over 2 years so it looks really nice.

there alot of live rock for it to hid under so maybe that is y, but i think i will try it if not i could always put it back in her tank, i guess or move it to my dads house with his lion fish that he got from me

will he cuz she has had him in her tank for over 2 years no problem. but other then him they should be fine

ok so im my tank right now i have a: 1- 3 striped damsel 2- clowns 1- hippo tang 1- pajama cardinal 1- fire fish would it be ok to add these couple of fish 1- yellow foxface 1- gobie 1-grouper i am getting all these fish almost free. the lady down the street lost her husband and needs someone to...

ok i found a great deal on some live rock less then $1lb but its got some groth on it. my question is: can i take it from the tank its in an put it in my tank? or do i have to scrap it all off and recure it for a month? or can i qt it for a few days? i dont really want to pass up that kind of...

ok thanks for all the good tips. i have one other question: is 50-55lbs of live rock good for a 55g tank? i have always herd that it should be a pound for every gallon. is that true? opps thats 2 questions o well

ok so i could just use like 50lbs of fiji rock and make it work like the pictures?

ok i am getting ready to get some live rock for my 55g adn i do not know how to set it up. i know how to acclimat it an everything i just dont know how to stack it. one person told me to just stack all the rock together and one told me i need base rock then stack the live rock on there. so what...

ok thanks i will do that

ok so today(last night) my filter bit the dust and i was eyeing the emperer 400 filter. so i figured insteed of buying a new pump i will replace the whole thing. old one was about 4 years old. so i bought it and hoked it all up and in the process i learned that i cave and extra area to put my...