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Tank looks great! I think 120 gallons is perfect for a beautiful reef tank. I wouldn't worry so much about having exactly 1.5 lbs of rock per gallon. It all depends on how you want the tank to look. So far I think yours looks great!!!

ophiura, please have someone check the email I just send the system administrator. Thanks

I have a copy of this bulletin board and have played around with the different setting on the admin side. Since this IS a salt water aqarium store, if any of the admins need any help getting different changes in place, feel free to email me. This new version does offer a lot more features, some...

I think Arn's looks like a mini brittle. :confused: :confused: :confused:

And BigArn's.

Two IDs actually. One for me and one for BigArn.

Thanks for the replies. Now I just ahve to wait to get a bigger tank!!!!

Here is an updated pic of my tank. I re-arranged some of the corals last week. Not the best picture I've taken, but it'll do.

Originally posted by MrMaroon Great pics too. What kind of camera are u using? Canon Powershot A95

GTA: San Anderas!!! :)

Originally posted by Clown52 I have had both, some say the Scarlets clean better I am not sure. They never seemed to last as long as the blue legs though.....maybe they were killed by the blues? :yes:

I'd go with the scarlets.

Nice Tank.

Originally posted by Debbie Just would like to know how close you are to the tank when taking this picture? Also, are you using your zoom or just being close gives you the whole tank? What type of background lights are on? I have a Sony that I just love, using natural light in the background...

Thanks for the replies! :) Originally posted by TimO Wow... Sure did change things. Did you check the settings? Tank looks good, too. Do you mean the settings on the old camera? Yes, I played with all the settings on the old camera and I'm still learning some of the more advanced features...

And a new shot with my Canon Powershot A95...

Huge difference between the two cameras. Here is the old shot with my Nikon CoolPix2000....

Great post! Can't wait to see how it looks once you're finished. Why are you curing the LR in the buckets? Since you are starting a new tank, you could probably put the rock right in the tank. Between the rock, the damsels, and the food, the cycle should kick right off! Just a suggestion...

Adding three corals at once won't be a problem. They have a very small bioload. Your selections look good. Just make sure that the place coral is a short-tentical plate. Long-tentical plates don't seem to do well in captivity (at least in my experiences). HTH

I have a 29 gallon with 130 watts PC and in addition to whats mentioned above you can get a Torch, Fungia (Plate corals) for the sandbed, Brain Coral (Wesophelia???), and Bubbles are cool!