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I have a black 29 gallon tank, stand, versa top, double fluorscent striplight, and Rena heater for $200 obo. The tank and striplight are made by All Glass Aquariums. Everything is like new I only used it for about 8 months. If interested post a repile or Email me at DeeVS22@hotmail.com.

I had a lovely pair of antenna gobies (Stonogobiops nematodes) with a pistol shrimp; one day I noticed one of the gobies was missing. After a while I figured it was dead. My problem is that I bought another one so the current one would have a friend, because from what I have read about them...

The green star polyps I have are growing quite rapidly, and on the same rock they are on is a leather coral. My question is will the star polyps takeover and kill my leather coral? Reefchic

Thanks for the tips. I would have never known otherwise. I thought the stars where harmless. Reefchic

What else can you tell me about the little stars? Will they get bigger, I know that they can eat fish, but will they eat corals or anything else? And if they do become a problem how do I get rid of them? Thanks Reefchic

I am also planning to move my 29 gallon tank to a 46 bow front. I am going to put everything in buckets set up the new tank then move eveything in. I dont think you would have to cycle the tank again if your adding your already established sand, live rock, and filters onto the new tank. Just...

I have noticed in my 90 gal reef that there are alot of small baby brittle stars. I have no idea how they reproduce, but I thought it was cool to see the babies. They must have come from some live rock. Reefchic

Plants and algae use more of the red end of the light spectrum to grow while corals use mostly the blue end to grow. Maybe try an actinic bulb which simulates dusk.

I have had a fox coral in my 29 gallon tank for 3 months with 2 65 watt compact fluorescent and 2 fluorescents. My fox coral is doing great, and has seemed to get even more puffy since its been in my tank. Dee

I have just discovered that I have small bristle worms in my reef tank. I've heard they eat corals and I was wondering if anyone knows of any fish or anything else that will eat them. Or any other way to get rid of them. Thanks Reefchic