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The 47 gallon is a column tank 18x20 and 30" high I have a 220 on the same sump system....but am hoping to put some smaller fish in the 220....might have to rethink some things thanks

I dont know this is just the first steps toward the project. Haven't done any reading or research yet. Any ideas would be great We use lots of internet sites to read up and now an then a periodical if it has a specific article. Two of the LFSs' have 2 really good staffs to help as well. The...

hi, do you think I could get a pair of bicolor angels{already together} and put them in a 220 with a golden pygmy angel? Would have some tangs, wrasses, hogfish, etc in the tank eventually. will have a couple hundred pounds of LR in tank The golden pygmy is bossy so I would add him introduce...

hey, I have a 47 gallong, 30" high tank that I want to make a home for an eel, a lionfish and maybe a panther grouper. Lionfish would most likely be volitan. The eel would be Zebra, Banana/goldentail or snowflake Would that be too many fish in the tank? thanks

hello, I am setting up a large system. Several tanks all tied together. Want to make the 47 gallon 30 " high tank into a SeaHorse tank. Never raised them. Right now, I was planning on all tanks running from the same sump. the guy at the LFS suggested that the seahorse tank should be on its own...

thanks.....appreciate the info anything else we should be aware of about them? wes and tracy

Q-tip sponges: As the name implies, these are sponges that are about the same size and shape as the end of a q-tip swap. They have a small opening at the top, and can also look a bit like a pineapple. Like spirorbid worms, they are often found in young tanks. They are harmless filter feeders...

sorry this is sooo blurry...the critters are small....but they are covering everything....even the pumps and hoses

it is nothing like any type of featherdusters. There were some miniature featherdusters in THAT tank at the LFS as well. No these are 3-6mm long little 'sponges' for a better word invertibrate. Just would like to know if it is something I would have to watch out for. I worked at a LFS for 4...

Hi, The last 2 pieces of live rock I had were covered with some form of organism. The tank at the LFS also had lots of miniature featherdusters growing from the sandbed and all the live rock had these tiny organisms. They are not your normal polyps. The are different from the sessile sponges...

Hello, Well after last year when I thought I was having Ick...and luckily it was just undisolved salt attached to my clown from poor preparation...I have my tank fully stocked. The tankmates seem compatible for the most part. Why do I say that? 25lbs+ Live rock 50lbs+ Lava/tufa rock 60+ gallons...

no corals...at least 1 polyp on the live rock though I noticed the odd dark area soon after getting the fish....you have to be real close to see..but it is easy to see once you look for it. It has been a steady but slow addition of dark scales for about 2 months now. At first it was only on 1...

ok...there have been zero signs of ick since the long before the last post. so either it was not ick or the fish may have a slight immunity to it. What I am confused over is the dominant fish...my tomato clown shortly after we got him in October we noticed what looked to be darker squiggly...

So the Live Brine Shrimp, snails and Damsel were purchased on 11/15 and over the next 8-10 days I view what looks like ick...off and on. That first weekend I gave the clownfish a freshwater dip and let him in a low salinity tank for about 4 hours....seemed the white spots fell off soon after. I...

Hey all, just back into the hobby after 10 years and trying to catch up on the tech. Did not have a quarantine tank and might have problems Read a lot on the saltwater ick and some on clownfish disease. 55 Gallon FOWLR Tank...set up in August. lots of tufa/lava rock and 12 +lbs live rock. 1...