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they never do :mad:

my rose have been bend out of shape lately. does this mean he's about to split into two? thanks

thanks... :thinking: i hear bio balls cause nitrate problem, but my trates are always at 0 to barely registering, same goes phosphates... thats basically the only reason why im sort of hesitant in doing the swap.

ahhh, just the answer i'm looking for. So a refugium will cut down algea growth? I am getting tired of scraping algea off my tank almost every other day. the back wall of my tank has lots of brown hair algea. what else will i benefit, besides that? thanks for answering my question.

boom boom :help:

I'm about to rip out my wet/dry and go with a refugium. What can i benefit for doing the swap?

my uri white/actinic bulbs are kinda pink too... hmmm, maybe i'll be switching to coralife.

mine does great in low to medium lighting

Originally posted by calvindo going to las vegas this weekend. wish me luck... if i win enough, gonna get myself a 240 :jumping: back from vegas with no money for new tank. LOL oh well, better luck next time.

going to las vegas this weekend. wish me luck... if i win enough, gonna get myself a 240 :jumping:

which is better and why?

Originally posted by Saltfun Im looking for a way to add changing currents in my tank. I have seen thing you attach to your power head that make a turning motion. Just wondering what anyone else uses? i think a wavemaster might be good. just dont buy the rotating powerheads. the flow is...

cool! very nice shots.

Originally posted by dreeves The two 10K's and one actinic would probably be best...if you could put a fourth on and have two of each, that would be ideal. urgghh! :D i rather go with 2 actinic. with 2 10k's i dont think its going to have blue look. but i guess if you want the natural look...

i would rather not have them in a reef. they walk around too much and end up stinging other corals. I do have a red bubble tip in my reef tank, which i keep a close eye on. he seems to stick to one spot now, rather then moving all over the tank. so if you must have an anemone, i think one would do.

i would go with 75lbs of lr for your 55g. you can go with even more, but have to leave room for your fish to swim around. :D

i would go with 2 actinic and 1 10k. looks much better, imo..

very nice kip!

Originally posted by waterfaller1 :eek: http://www.umm.edu/outdoor/fish_handler.htm ohh crap!!! i better go see a doctor. my rash is simular to whats described , but theres no slime... the skin bumps up a little and it itches too! thats it... no more messing with the tank for awhile. also...

thats a very nice picture. what kinda camera do you use?