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awesoem pics! is he eating frozen yet?

Originally Posted by Sharkboy13 well theres always doing ur hw, but then id do exactly the same yeah... im kinda doing chemistry problems right now actualy... :hilarious

bump? anyone have any suggestions for something?

aaand one more small frag...

and a few more. let me all know what you guys/gals think! :) PS: the duncan in the pic below had just fallen into my hammer and lost 2 heads or so. But in about 3-4 days there were 3 small ones in it's place. But anyways, that is why it is ocntracted and missing some tissue.

hey everyone. i am trying to procrastinate from some of my chemistry homework so i thought id post some pictures of my tank. I have already shown these ones at another board, so sorry if any of you have seen them. but i wanted to post a few of them here too.

ive always loved dragonface pipefish

bangaii cardinals are the easiest to get to breed suposedly. And both bangais and neon gobies are easiest to raise because they can feed on baby brine shrimp right as they come out of the egg. you dont have to deal with a rotifer and greenwater mess like you do with clownfish. i would suggest...

the sink is pretty freakin awesome. but no way on the toilette... it would jsut be wierd... also, it looks like every time you flush youll be oding like a 100% water change.... haha

Originally Posted by earlybird This thread is useless without pictures i have a few pics of my 40 breeder without a sump. it is a mixed reef. i dont have any full tank shots because none of them come out good. but i have a few pics of certain sides of my tank. i dont have any pics of my...

cyclopse eeze is basicly a brand. it is frozen copepods and other zoo plankton. raw and meaty means silversides, krill, shrimp, pretty much anything that is saw, meaty, and seafood. lol

ive seen a few people talk about moding them, but the actual filtration doesnt do too much IMO. with enough live rock it doesnt matter which way the water is going in your filtration or anything. i dont know if i am seen any saying it doesnt work though... but IMO, the biocube is ahead of the...

feed them anything meaty, raw, and seafood. even cylcopseeze works well. jsut place it in the center and it will take it in. as far as how often, once a week should be fine. elegance corals done have the best survival rate in captivity by the way.

the biocube is much better. i have an eclipse, and it gets the job done and does perfectly fine, but with the biocube you will have much better lighting and filtration. pretty much the only thing the eclipse has that the biocube doesnt is a biowheel, but that isnt all that great IMO.

he pretty much is being serious.... i was talking to someone who had an angler eat two small volitain lions and didnt even die from the spines or anything.... i almost bought an angler today.... maybe tomorrow...

here are all the fish i do/have had and named. there are 2 neon gobies, a green mandarin, and a pink spotted watchman where nothing has come to me yet... but there they are... Osama the orange spotted diamond goby (he would make caves and hide in them) Kim Joung Eel the snowflake eel (self...

lol. sorry are you talking about the slits in the overflows such as the mega-flows? have you tried just with something thin like a toothpick?

use LOTS of phosban :D

Originally Posted by Aztec Reef you're right.. what can i say? my bad lol. we all make mistakes :)

Originally Posted by Aztec Reef no not really. you wanna have at least 15x turnover in a reef. in a sps tank even more up to 20x is ideal. i would get at least one more powerhead or get a stronger one to replace one of the two. ??? he said he has just over 22X and you said it isnt good enough...