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Go to your nearest supermarket and get 1 raw jumbo shrimp, (some places won't even bother charging you), put it in your tank and let it decompose to start the cycle, you can take out whats left of it after a week, but if you have crabs in there they'll pretty much be your garbage disposal.

crazyzeus, Check out ComputrGk's decorator crab You might want one in your collection. They look pretty entertaining.

Yaki nori is roasted seaweed, no added flavors. Ajitsuke nori is seasoned nori. Yours should be fine. I bought Shirakiku brand yaki nori. The fish enjoy it until the shrimp get a hold of it. If you compare nori brands some look more brown, some more green. I go with the green but thats just...

What the.... I was gonna say you have some nice growth on your live rock. Is he peaceful with the other inhabitants? How big is he? He must be amusing to watch. :joy:

Dance Nana Dance! Someone must've put him in the freezer.

Nice shots Speg! :joy: What lighting do you have? Originally Posted by Speg Heres a pic of my room.. Are you sure its YOUR room? :happyfish :happyfish HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! :cheer: :jumping: :cheer:

Sorry to laugh at your hardships sw65galma, it's just funny seeing all those ruined tank shots with the culprit nowhere to be found, like a hit and run job.

When my tank-bred perc used to live in the Nanocube she figured out she didn't have to swim in her sleep at night if she slept next to the grill intake and let the suction hold her in place. :happyfish

:happyfish You decline a party invitation or outing with friends because you have a 'prior engagement'... with your tank. :happyfish Your tank is fully stocked but you still drive to the lfs and spend an hour or two looking at the new arrivals, then drive home empty-handed and satisfied.

I love how your rocks are layered like a stairway with corals on each step, makes each one stand out. Awesome!

Mine?, is the backside of your background black or blue, maybe you could flip it over. Still your off to great start! Keep it up! :cheer:

Doc, What do you feed your eels? Does your shrimp clean them?

I'm probably going tommorrow to get another bulb (15w flourescent). They sell 50/50 (6.5k), 10K, and 20K. Just can't decide which one. :help:

I think its a tassle filefish. They're peaceful but not reef-safe and will eventually need a large tank. You should find a home for him soon, in the mean time feed him mysis shrimp and meaty foods. He is cute though. How did he end up in your tank?

*'nana bump*

Put a small fan over an open space in the back of the tank so the air hits the water surface.

Is a 20k too much light for a 20g.H fowlr? I need to replace my light and would like it to appear brighter (currently has a UV bulb), I've read the 10k looks yellow. Does the 20k heat up more? I also have some shrimp and dusters and would like to get some coraline growth on the rocks.

The bright colors aren't worth the pain and torture. I had a bicolor dottyback that I introduced to a perc and a blenny and within an hour it owned the tank and the fish. It kept the clown in the corner and the blenny in hiding. I isolated it in a container inside the tank for a day, when I...

Diamonds and Sleepers are large gobies. The only sand-sifting goby small enough for a 10g. would be a Twinspot (Signigobius biocellatus,sold here as 4 wheel drive goby). Otherwise the ones sensesfail mentioned, watchman or jawfish , which have a lot of character. :happyfish

Mine goes into camouflage when I look at him up close or take a picture. He hates paparazzi. I don't think missing a cirrhi is a problem, it also serves as camouflage, not sure if it grows back.