I dont think that there should be any reason to panic. Just let it do its thing and just be patient. Most of the life on the rock is hidden inside. Maybe you have a lot maybe you dont.
I live in miami and the other day I go to a reef store in sw 40 ave and when I take a look at their business card its got Steve Weast's reef on there. I went to Steve's website and it was the same exact picture. I wonder if he knows about? :thinking:
before you start to hypo, do you have any corals in your tank yet? If you dont then you can go with another cure thats not reef safe. (correct me if im wrong) Another thing that you might want to look at, is the REASON why your clowns have ich. What stressed them?
Well Ive always wanted to do a tank diary, but didnt have a new tank to set up. So over the weekend my g/f decided to get a tank so we are gonna set up a 10g nano. So here is a startup pic. <sorry for the crappy pics. using a cell phone>
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I have easy access to a lot of these plants. I was told that they are good plants to stick in a fuge due to their reduction in nutrients. Anyone can confirm this or have exp with them?
Originally Posted by bigarn
lol ... that's ok. HOB= Hang On Back .... I've always liked Millenium (sp) filters.
Milleniums are really good filters. I have one and I love it.
Im starting a new 5gal tank and im running on a HOB fuge as filtration. When I added the sand the water got really murky. Its been a day or two and its still murky. Now im no newbie but I really dont have much exp. with fuge filtration. Is this normal or is there something else I can do?