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Pics, name brand, age? I might be interested in the 400 watt.

so have you started building or are you still diagramming it? Looks cool so far.

wow, just a-maze-ing!!!

The Sea Monkeys took my baby!

I feel hermits are a must, but just my opinion. I have a 72 gal bow front, and I have 30+ hermits, 50+ snails, and 2 peppermint shrimp. I also have 90+ lbs of LR and 60lbs LS. I like to mix the snails like lion_crazz said. If you do go with hermits, make sure you get empty shells for them to...

They don't move, and they are on every piece of live rock and or empty shell lying around. I think they might be nerite snail eggs. I found this article http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issu...003/invert.htm and it seems to be them. Thanks.

So, I have started to notice these little white dots scattered throughout my tank. They look like an egg of some sort, maybe snail?? Not sure, what do you think.

I know someone local to me that is selling blue leg hermits, some red leg, and tubro snails. All are $2 ea. He will not ship but I can pack them up for you if you'd like. You pay shipping.

If you decide to ship, I'm in Sacramento (95826). Of course i'd pay shipping.

Thanks everyone, Looks like I have some reading to do. I will probally just stick with zoa's and rics, but who knows.

Wish you well in surgery. I'll keep an eye on this post.

Nice rocks! Make sure that large one on top is secure and will not fall forward. And I do see any reason why you couldn't put the heater near the sand. I've seen others do it with no worries.

So, I have noticed a few pics of people with Elegance Coral in there nano tanks. I was wondering is there enough light in the 14 gal Bio-cube to support this coral. I have alway loved these and would hope to be able to get one. My LFS once told me you need at least MH lighting. But who can trust...

I can't wait to see your tank. Sounds like a cool project. Keep up the good work.

Wow, sorry to hear. I know how you feel, I just lost my tank to a fire 1 month ago. My power strip caught fire and burned all of the power cords behind my tank. I was awakened by my fire alarm at 2:30 in the morning. I'm still morning my loss. I think it has made me more obsessed with my tank...

Did you mean Overflow? If you did check out this post https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/297623/pics-diy-pvc-overflow If not sorry.

Hot water is good, But I would also cure it in a plastic tub for few weeks before you put it in your tank. Make sure you have a power head and maybe even a heater in it.

Stachy is short for Stachybotrys. Stachybotrys is a genus of mold. The most infamous species, Stachybotrys chartarum (also known as S. atra) is known as "black mold" or "toxic black mold," and is frequently associated with poor indoor air quality that arises after fungal growth on water-damaged...

Thanks, I gave it a slight beating, LOL. I didn't see any air escape, but I will keep an eye on it for die off.

Good to know. Its in the QT tank for now, I hope the sponge says alive because its nice and brite in the tank.