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:-) Maybe my tanks are understocked... I'll have to look into this. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Originally Posted by keith burn dotodo Not so nice, husband~!

Originally Posted by shiby1510 I think aeval means that make sure that your return pump is not right next to the piping of the overflow that goes into the sump.... it should be on the other side of your sump... and yes I always top off on my return chamber of my sump... as for the flow... you...

Water goes from the U tube, to the sump. The intake is the end of your U tube in your sump. If it is too close to your return pump, the water swirls will pull air and it will bubble up your intake hose to the U Tube in your tank.

1) Check the bottom of the return hose and make sure it's not located anywhere near the intake of your pump. 2) Make sure the u tube is not cracked. 3) Don't top off into the overflow. It causes bubbles. Maybe top off into your sump. :-)

Is it an overflow tank or an overflow that feeds a sump?

<How many fish would be to many for my 40?> Hi~! When I started out in this hobby I got told that I would need 17 gallons of saltwater per inch of fish I added to my tanks. I have used this measurement, and not run into any problems yet. As far as the bubbler in the tank, the coraline algae on...

Last year after Rita we were without power for four days. The first two days we didn't even have a generator. I spent all of my time using inverters and car batteries just to keep my tanks alive. In the end, we lost two starfish because the tanks got too hot... We were fortunate; it could have...

The tank looks beautiful~! :-)

We have a 2 1/2 gallon nano. We bought a 13 in odyssea 24 watt 50/50 light for around $30.00. It seems to be working well. I wanted a nano for my desk.

What are the dimensions of your tank? What is the most you would like to spend?