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sorry i answered the wrong question, i didn't start adding supplements till i got my corals. My coraline did fine with the water i added for the evaporated water. That seemed to have enough in it.

U should have more live rock in it. I have that much in my 37. Just my opinion. The more live rock you have the better, unless you have an ugf. The live rock act's like a filter and help's to cycle your tank faster. Mine cycled in 3 days one for each ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate.

Man, Why u got to go and ask that question? Everybody is going to think that their reef is the best when it's really mine. Even though mine is only three weeks old. :D

my mushrooms and coral polyp's only have 40-watt's of light in a 37-gallon tank. That's gotta help you out.

It's info@saltwaterfish.com. It was at the very bottom of the invert package page.

I know you want to cycle with shrimp but i just stuck 50-lbs. of live rock in my tank and in a week my parameter's were 0. I think this is the fastest way to cycle a tank. But it's probally just 'cause i did and haven't tried the shrimp method yet. Good luck with what ever choice you take. ;)

The easiest way to get a mated pair is to go to your lfs and get two, and make sure one is bigger than the other. That's how i did it and i have a pair now.

They don't alway's switch shell's when they molt my blue-legged hermit just molted and he didn't switch shells. He did it during the night so i didn't even have a chance to worry where he went when he molted.

I have a 37-gallon with only a 50/50 bulb and a antic blue bulb on it and my green polyp's flourish. I have a metalic green mushroom anemonea, he is doing pretty good also.

I had one in my 37-gallon tank. Boy was it a pain to get out. I have 50-pounds of live rock in the tank and it was in the biggest one. Of course this had to be the one that all my other live rock was piled on. I did a freashwater dip and shot it out with a turkey baster. I killed mine fast...

It's a new polyp. as they grow new polyp's there mat grows and they spread. I got mine about two weeks ago and have found this out. A good suplement is coral vital. I use it and my polyp's are looking great and it promote's coraline growth.

I have something like that too. It has purplish tentacles but i've never seen the body of what ever it is. I only see these long tentacle's come out of the algea patch and then pull really small coepods back into the algea patch. [ August 22, 2001: Message edited by: hermit enthusiast ]

u are a very lucky person. I wouldn't know what I would do with all those tanks. I would love to have that shark tank though and watch them.

Playtime, what do you feed ur clownfish?

All low light coral's? Very beautiful! Good luck.

But if you do get one i hear they can get very personal, even to a point where it will only come out if you are in the room. They can also be trained to be hand fed but with a beak like that i wouldn't tempt fate.

But they only live a year long so after a year your buying a new one.

My hermit scared me last night. I went in to check on him and found a shell. Turned out he had molted and in about a half an hour he was back in his shell "working". How is the package on this site? i was going to get 30-90 gallon package has anyone gotten this package? Did it arrive okay?

Gorgeous fish. Now only if my tank was big enough. I like b_ball's idea. Maybe you can breed it but I think it would require a huge tank to get it done.

37-gallon-2 percula's