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I love LPS's so that's just the way the tank turned out. It was not planned that way...

Here's mine...

Hi Deb, I use twin 48" 6500k Coralife Trichromatic bulbs for that set up...

Thanks guys. I'm glad I didn't post my nano-reef too!

Great triggers!

Some people get confused about the Fridmani Psudo and the Magenta Psudo. The Magenta is much more hostile. The Fridmani is the least aggressive of all of the Psudos, but it still might be a risk w/ smaller firefishes or gobies...

Psudos are the very nasty small fish. They are very risky w/ gobies, shrimp and firefish. Even the docile Fridmani.

A 20 gal tank min. would be suitable for most Psudos...

I read that the Fridmani is the only Psudo that is safe w/ shrimp. That's why I got mine...

My 6 line never bothers my firefish or my shrimp goby, but I wouldn't risk a Psudo in my FOWLR tank. I put my Fridmani alone in my 29 gal reef tank. They tend to be less agressive when tank raised, and the Fridmani's are a docile Psudo, but still, it's a risk...

Originally Posted by nanoreef Noperzzzzzzzzzzzz after much conserderisation SP? iam going with 2 corallife 20watt 50/50 bulbs I've got Coralife's 130w 10,000K Lunar Light strip. It rocks!

Originally Posted by swishy I am going to get the lighting...I busted out the old change jar and I ended up having exactly enough! lol :joy: I have a pair of peppermint shrimp and I had this nice rock with half a dozen little feather dusters on it, well the shrimps ripped them all off! :mad...

Originally Posted by Trigger111 and what the heck is this? It came on the rock and I have no idea what it is. They are green star polyps (Pachyclavularia spp.) Try to get the book A pocket Expert Guide- Marine Invertebrates by Ronald L. Shimek. It is a great resource guide. Good luck...

You are going to do MH's on a 10 gallon? Don't you think that is overkill? :confused:

I cycled my 29 gallon with 20 lbs. live sand, a little more than 1 lb. of live rock per gallon, and a CPR backpack (with bio-material) in about 2 weeks. My ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate were all at zero at that time. Keep checking that nitrate and good luck!!! :joy:

Originally Posted by kyarnkid How long does it take a "dead rock" to fully take on the characteristics of a Live Rock. I bought my tank with some previously used live rock that had been out of the tank and out of water for about 4 months, I desperatly want to use it because it is the coolest...