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Originally Posted by Phixer I wonder who owns the largest residential marine aquarium? https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/sho...700#post1851105

how could i clean the live sand?

Originally Posted by hot883 You could remove the rock and scrub it with a new soft bristle brush in sw and then replace it in the tank. Only time will get the beneficial critters and coraline back on and in it. (with lights and circulation that is) thats what i was thinking of doing... so when...

you have to let your tank cycle.... ask lots of questions on these boards and go pick up this book "the conscientious marine aquarist" you can find it at most fish stores or amazon, barnes and noble, or on this website... this is an amazing source of knowledge and many many people would...

Originally Posted by hot883 Halo, I moved your thread to the reef section hoping for you to get some responses. Personally I think that the rock is dead (appears to be) consicering how it looked before. thanks for moving it i wasnt sure where to put it.. seeing there is no ROCk forum lol so...

Originally Posted by fedukeford steve weast (oregon reef)probley has close to the biggest reef tank on the boards Oregon reef is only 850G

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Originally Posted by HaLo_Frk03 i know of a 2700 g by requiem (sp?) https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/show...00#post1851105

if i did a coldwater tank for the goby, what else could i add to my tank for color?

im leaving my lights on longer in hope to get some coraline growth back

im not trying to make you look stupid im just trying to save you and your fish a lot of pain what is the saying?... an ounce of prevention equals a pound of cure so if you fix the problem now it will save you in the future

i believe this site gives the size of the fish when it is shipped and i was just pasting the information from other reputable sites to show you that i was making this stuff up coral beauties are more graceful in the water whereas niger's have been known for knocking over rocks

Originally Posted by whackamole how many starfish can one eat? If u put one starfish in wont it last them awhile cause i saw them in a lfs today and wanted to buy one but im not sure if i can feed them a starfish everyday i love ur avatar! hahaha :hilarious :hilarious :hilarious...

heres what my tank and the rocks used to look like

ok well after my tank being shut down for a while i have started it back up and am selling the live rock and live sand... needless to say... im not sure how "alive" either are right now... the rock seems to have lost all coraline algae on it and is now covered in some green algae same with the...

well if i remember correctly from a past thread.. you have 5 fish in a 9 gallon so you bioload is way over and corals would probably not be a good addition at this point

i have a 20 gal and only 65 watts.. but now that i think about it i might have the same thing u have ? i might have 130 watts? hmmm ha ud be fine with basic corals

Originally Posted by camillo i new id get told that the fish i have in my tank arnt suitable, but i dont really care when its starts giving me problems ill fix the problem up. well its already giving you problems now... with ur niger being in poor health

Originally Posted by FORD81502 I Need A Therm. guessing a thermometer