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Quote: Originally Posted by Gemmy If your 12 and can afford it, sure. Only if you have the appropriate habitat to sustain it. this. and i suggest you slow down in this hobby. We've had a couple of kids on these forums before, and almost all of them ended getting out of the hobby. Not to...

Quote: Originally Posted by 1Snapple And it looks good, what optics on it? i believe thet are stock 80 wide angle lens on the 1w chinese leds. still pretty awesome for what they put up. Quote: Originally Posted by 2Quills Hey man that color looks really good. 50/50 whites to blues....is that...

see, whatd i tell ya

your corals,especially lps, will suffer without a decent bioload

that car needs a girl in front of it. k thx

wow man, you are a strong person! dont ever falter. i cant even dream of anything like this happening to anyone. i'll keep you guys in my prayers.

http://blog.captive-aquatics.com/captive_aquatics/2010/09/review-glasscages-aquarium-builders.html for what its worth, someone there knows what theyre doing, but not all of them. some people get immaculate, but most get shoddy workmanship as well as chipped glass.

egg crate is nothing to a fairy and flasher wrasses. mesh net is a must for them.

yes, they will have wider spread. if you're 12, and truly paying for it yourself, then i would kick the ai out of the picture.

not my image, but this is another amazing anthias. red saddled anthias

another suggestion for fairy wrasses are rhomboid and pylei. my two favorites over the hawaiian flame wrasses. the hawaiian flame wrasses are more docile IMO over the other two. for flasher wrasses, attenuatus flasher wrasse is just simply beautiful. they are quite rare though

Quote: Originally Posted by BTLDreef Those are beautiful. I don't think I've ever seen them for sale. I've know of only 1 person to have earleii wrasses in US. Their is a pair right now priced at 2400$ thats already been spoken for.

if you look at it, youll see that the outer leds have a lens on them. this concentrates the beam pattern of the LED downwards and wont be as wide spread, therefor keeping the light in the tank and not spreading throughout the room

my dream fairy wrasse are earleii. but at the price theyre going for, ill never have even one.

the hybrid has optics on the outer lenses to reduce the light spill

ventralis anthias are nice, but have a high mortalty rate. for flashers, id keep them in pairs. for fairies, id keep them in groups of 3

Tropic Eden Reef Flakes. awesome sand, not too small, not too large!

going through the same stuff in dallas

lol.

go with a better brand like TEK. looks like aquamarine reef is a knock off of TEK.