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I use Champion or Hellolights.

My tang always behaved himself; Here he is checking out my monster serpent star

nice setup:yes: do you think the bio balls are necessary?

For greens; You can also try romain lettuce or spinach on a veg clip:yes:

Glad you made it through; Cudos for being well prepared for such a devestating storm:nervous:

Probably not (all depends on the critters and a few other things), this is a 65 gallon; it also has 2 40 watt normal outputs; But as you can see you don't have to have MH to have a nice tank.

Heres a picture of a softie tank running on 4 65 w pc's (2 blue 2 10k) This was a tank of the month. :yes:

nice pictures :)

Not as much anymore; I used a spreadsheet documenting test results, additions, results, mistakes etc. I found mine from 1998, kinda fun to read:)

looks great:yes: what are your lighting specs? TIA

very nice :) what's your lighting specs?

WOW never seen anything like it:cheer:

incredible:yes: what's a mis bar?

very nice tank; the algea (looks like halameda) is fine, I think it adds to the tank; will also be a food source for any algea eating critters.:)

Congrats; thats alot of fun seeing new things appear in your tank; enjoyed your webpage too. Good Luck:)

The cauliflower is very pretty; thanks for the pictures:)

I think he was referring to himself as a newbie

If you do keep the mollies, please post again on how they adapt with other tankmates. they sound like a great source of live food.

snails, little tiny snails:)

Thanks. He's been a good tankmate for the most part; however I do accuse it of being an active part in the disappearance of a cleanershrimp, no proof but a molting shrimp may have been irresistable.