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I got to be honest I like your idea here but dont think your going to get the result you are looking for. Here are my opinions on this by wet skimming and refilling the tank via ato you will be removing some of the new water that was added. I am a fan of vodka dosing so my opinion is biased...

At last we meet again King. I have 2 X 48" as supplement on my 72" tank and I have to say you dont really notice the sides of the tank being darker and anything. I think it would be better than getting four 36" fixtures because thats alot of bulbs to replace when it comes time not to mention...

Sweet glad to see that stuff get put to good use enjoy your vacay. Wish I was on vacay and not at work right now

hmmm glad to see you got the rock in your tank. Odd there are diatoms that stuff was sitting in a tub forever but then it was covered so no light to grow any hope it goes away soon.

Nice to see an update good looking zoas and your welcome for the the rock hope you can put it to good use.

yeah they dont need silicone. I used silicone on my 180 with no ill effects. Like already stated the gasket is silicone rubber. Good luck cant wait to see a new tank build

Well thats why you should research before adding to tank. If you have a sump banish him to the land down under lol. I tell you what I got a stone crab that reef safe for you lol. Hell that thing is not even tank safe. Good luck with the hermit. Also just a little fyi there is no reef safe crab...

hmm do the vho have decent reflectors on them. If so you could try your luck

Thats odd I have never seen a fish not eat it. But keep tring hopfully someone will reply to your other post to help you fish. You didnt do anything wrong thats what I do and the fish love it

I would say untill you figure it out just leave the tube from the cup draining back into the sump. That way you wont have a mess to clean.

It dont really matter what type of fillet it is as long as it is a saltwater fish. So no talipia. I usally get either snapper or grouper at the store.

Not sure I would do a bta under a 4 bulb fixture

Cant wait to see this bad boy fired up

what type of nem is that? A tube nem? Its pretty

Originally Posted by pepito113 So I should Just add more change to there diet. But what about the posibilites of my clown having parasites. She didnt want to eat today. Is there a way to tell if they do or dont? Did you chop up fresh (I mean Fresh) garlic and add it to her food. Get a thing of...

Originally Posted by srfisher17 Hey! I'm not as dumb as I look! Silverside are fine; but if you want to include fish flesh in a home-brew; its easier & cheaper to use grocery store SW fish. The marketers of silversides spend plenty to keep the fish whole, so they can be fed that way to larger...

Originally Posted by srfisher17 How do you feed silversides to a 2" clownfish? Clowns are omnivores and need plenty of green stuff (like algae) as well as meaty items. This does sound like a possible internal parasite. I'd re-post this in the disease section; some real fish health pros hang out...

Originally Posted by Flower :It is a safe place for copepods to breed and grow and if you want a critter like a mandarin or pipe fish that’s a very good thing. Not in my tank with my stone crab down there :)

What type of nem. On a 75 you really need 6-8 bulbs for a new but certian type I think will be fine under 4.

how is she acting today. Those possibilities are pretty much right on the money. I recomend shanging diet a little like feeding silversides. I make my food for my fish. But try switching it up a bit and add some fresh garlic to intice her to eat. See if that helps