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Well here's my Citrus clown goby and my clam today. Both doing great, but my two peppermint shrimp mysteriously died yesterday. Anyways here are the pics:

I did lose one SPS frag to RTS (? not sure what the letters are?) but my clam is still doing great and the fish is fine.

Ok I'm going to monitor it and if it shows any signs of stressing the corals too much then I'll remove it. But it's really a neat fish, nice coolers, and a cool lazy attitude that I love.

Well two weeks ago I bought one peppermint shrimp and he decided to go in the back of the tank, and never returned. Never found him and nitrates didn't spike. Today I bought two peppermint shrimp and a Citron Clown Goby. Later that night while I was waiting for my new TV to auto-program, I...

Ok two peppermint shrimp died randomly. Had to make rubber gloves out of plastic sandwich bags to get them out before my nitrates spiked. Had to also use that because I had to rearrange the rockwork to get to them and my rocks had (don't know about "have") bristtle worm. Now tank looks like...

Ok Paintballer said there was a guy on -- that had a citron goby eat the polyps of his SPS colony causing it to die, I'll make sure I watch the goby if I add anything.

I just bought a citron clown goby, very nice sized, 3/4-1", anyways I don't have any SPS frags in there but I told my buddy Paintballer76800 about it and he's saying they're not SPS or reef safe?!

Originally Posted by Pontius it made me think of this guy....Ralph Friedgen. he is the coach of the Maryland Terrapins (a turtle) and he actually looks a lot, to me at least, like a giant turtle. have you seen the head coach for Kansas? now there's a turtle

Got some kind of goby and two peppermint shrimp today. All seem to be doing good, shrimp are hiding, goby is out in the open chillin'. Will get pics tomorrow once my MH's are on.

Originally Posted by LedZep I like my freshwater tank, I just need to slow the guppies down a litle bit so the mollies, swordtails, and platties could catch up to them. I'm just askin if its bad for a saltwater fish to eat a freshwater one. Well it's not bad for sw fish but it has no...

That last pic is too funny.

Very nice tank and corals.

I love the History Channel and history in general, their re-enactment sucks, but what do you expect? An R film like the Last Samuri or Braveheart or something?

Originally Posted by NigerBang The CA is not that high..I have tested mine before and it be well over 900, The clam with take in the CA just dont add anymore.. I don't add any supplememnts so that CA is from the salt mix I use.

Ok then. I'm broke so I can't get any corals anytime soon, but soon enough I want to try some more SPS frags. I defentily don't want to spend any big money on any frags until I'm more certain about the tank though.

Got an API Reef Master Test Kit thing and here's the results: -Water Hardness: 125.3 ppm KH -Calcium: 560 ppm (REALLY HIGH!) -Salinity/SG: 1.26 (Tested with a refractometer) -Phosphates: 0.0 ppm (GOod or bad?) so how do i lower my calcium?

Wow your tank is amazingly clean!

I don't have a QT tank set up, I have QTed fish in some small empty tanks. I QTed my Porcupine Puffer and I'm glad I did. It got velvet which could have crashed the tank, but I was able to sucessfuly treat it in QT with no problem.

Originally Posted by usinkit I would like to get a coral catshark. Any opinion on what is the best shark to keep in a tank around the size of a 300 gallon tank. I will go with a 7ft long and 2.5 ft wide tank or a little bigger. thanks.. The 7'x2.5' should be good for a single catshark.

Yeah I guess I'm going to leave as is for now. If I had the money I'd get two pumps and a 50g for a sump.