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I'm sorry for your loss. He looks like a real sweetie in his picture. Remember, all dogs go to heaven, and I'm sure he's up there running around "marking his territory" all over everything, and sniffing all the other dogs with wild abandon. I imagine my beloved Dalmatian, Chelsea, up there...

Check out the one they have on this website in the Aquarium Supplies section. They usually have it on sale for $40. I have it--it works great!

Originally Posted by azfishgal So how do you get it off if some glue gets on your finger? With a combination of peeling and picking. It's a slow process, but it works. Or I think nail polish remover with acetone would work too.

Originally Posted by puffer32 Yes, you can take a small dab of super glue gel to attach the zoo to the rock, make sure you don't get any on the top to keep it from opening, hold it in place for a about 15 sec and it will attach itself in afew days. watch the current for afew days so it doesn't...

Good gawd! After seeing yours, I think people will be too intimidated to post pics of their little girlie-man montis! :scared:

Thanks for the quick help, y'all! I appreciate it!

Ten minutes after I switched off the 10,000K and left on just the actinics, he managed to suck his guts back in. Still looks kinda shriveled, but looks healthier than he did when that pic was taken!

Can they still recover when their innards are hanging outwards?

I was given this blue shroom a week ago. It didn't look very happy when I got it, and since it wasn't attached to anything, it's spent the past week in a bridal veil cage, which I'm sure thrilled it to no end, but did manage to attach to some small rubble. When I took it out, I thought it may...

Originally Posted by PerfectDark Although I am new to this too, I agree with AZ 100% not that she needs me to agree with her. Oh and HQI's are on order I've held out long enough. Thanks! IMO you can never have too many people agree with you! Am I going to have the only Biocube in the...

Originally Posted by joojoo Wow, thats fantastic! I love the light beam in the corner of the ceiling, what talent! I second that!

The actual water capacity of the Biocube 29 is only 23 gallons, so base your LR and fish calculations on that number, not 29 gallons. I don't know much about the chromis, so I can't really give any advice about one of those in your tank. The 2 clowns should be fine. I'd advise to stay away...

If you're getting live rock, you don't necessarily need live sand. You can save some money by getting non-live sand. Eventually the LR will seed the sand and it will become LS. I think I paid about $35 for 2 15lb bags of Carib-Sea Argonite. When you listed the refractor, I'm assuming you're...

Originally Posted by PerfectDark 1st congrats on adding your first fish. Second percs are always better in pairs. Being that he is still new to the tank, I think adding another soon will be ok. If I were you get the next one smaller than the one that is in there. That way it wont be so inclined...

Your tank setup looks good! Don't worry, your clown will start exploring the tank once he feels comfortable. It's not unusual for them to just hang out in one area for a while. Your lfs was correct, you shouldn't add another one or they will fight. If you want 2, then they should be...

"Aquarium Corals" by Eric Borneman. It's everything you ever wanted to know about corals but were afraid to ask. Or, that you didn't know that you should be asking.

Originally Posted by Airforceman If i missed it somewhere please point it out but how did you cycle your tank so fast? Bio Spira? I bought cured live rock locally from lfs, so my tank didn't really go through a big, huge, long cycle.

I did end up getting rid of my heliofungia. He is now residing in a goby-less tank. I'm sure he's happier now. I got a blue-spotted sea hare to get rid of my macro algae/hair algae problem. Two days later I ended up with a dead sea hare problem. Fortunately I got him out before I started...

Nice lookin' pics! I finally got around to having my calcium and alkalinity tested. So, here are the results I promised you a few weeks ago: Ca: 410 Alk: 5.4 (I will be adding buffer this weekend).

Try moving them closer to the light source. Mine were at the bottom of the tank for a couple of months and I thought they were doing great. Heck, I even thought they were growing taller, but apparently were just elongating themselves to reach more light! Then they started to turn brown and...