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i fugured you would have the info on this one. thanks for the specifics i could not provide. but all in all not something you should try.

in my opinion I wouldent mess with it. it is a very hard invert to keep and even very experienced aquarianists have trouble keeping them long term. if you dont buy it from the store then maybe they wount get em in again and they can stay in the ocean where they belong. im suprised ophira hasn't...

does anyone have any experience with these products. one is for eleminating nitrates and one is to get rid of phosphate. please give me some info.

regular kind, I am too cheap to buy reef crystals-although i probabley should. No problems as of yet.

nice, always looking for bare bottom reefers. there are too many sand bed advocates on this site. not that sand beds are bad but it didnt work for me.

as far as keeping the clams on the rocks there are certain clams that perfer bieng on the rockwork, like a maxima clam.. My deressa clam should be on a sandbed but since i have no sand or any substrate he has done just fine on the rocks, and is going to have a new home at my friends house who...

WOW!! mine dont hold a candle to those here is my deressa

have you ever heard of a term called "COOKING ROCK" it is something that allot of bare bottom reef guys do to rid their live rock of excess phosphates. In essence you have the rock in a tank that is running but with no lights " and livestock of course" . this causes bacterial turgor and the...

thank you

here is the last one

here is some pics i decided to take the other day, got a few sps but only 1 is doing well so far. please excuse the microbubbles in the pics i have a air leak in my closed loop that i have to work out this week. enjoy

that is an article from reefkeeping magazine for this month, it is featured on another message board, good article, but i think i am going to stay away for now.

interestingly enough i have picked up a couple of frags of sps from a local reefer and he suggested to me a pink birdsnest and a purple thing ( had no name) anyway the purple thing is doing well and the tips of the pink birds nest are bleaching but there is still polip extension, I hope i can...

no i think you have to realize it is sunday and people are doing things during the day other than sitting around a computer and bitching about people not responding to posts.

tunzie 6100 turbelle streams imho the very best in wave making and flow capacity for the size. will definately cost some $$$ if you are looking to invest. also you could just go with the closed loop idea which I have in my tank. a bit more cost effective for the average reefer and you can...

i have a diffrent opinion on the subject, may not be the right one but my 2 cents, i agree with the sump for the reason that you can hide the equip in the tank and give it a cleaner look, also by adding a sump you are increasing the amount of water in the system and therefore making it more...

what kind of flow do you have in the tank? are those powerheads tunzie 6100's and do you feel they are adequite for a 90 gal? i have a 125 and am wondering if i should ditch the closed loop?

aptasia will outlive the cockaroaches. they dont seem to need anything to survive, and resillient as hell.

why not go with some sps, blue milie , or a colorful monti cap. also some of the lps brains, lobos or cnylarias are nice.

aptasia