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I have mine hanging out the sump but I also drilled the venturi to help aid against getting clogged. if I see any issues I might just switch over to a tunze unit which is just as effective and small enough to fit in my 10g in my 1st chamber and not sacrifice my fuge section... you may also...

clean the venturi....I have to clean mine out at least once a month because the salt build up closes it up mighty fast. I have had mine 4 months now and clean the pump every 2 months and venturi once a month.

sweet..thank you both

Just as the title states. I know Sixlines are sometimes to be a natural killer of flat worms and sometimes other organisms but would like to confirm if they would attack and kill a coco worm. I would like to get some feedback before considering to drop 50 dollars on one. TIA, Nick

it's been up for about 4 months now.... if you look at the bottom center i got my pink and blue spotted goby, and at the right is my sixline....just a total of 3 fish and a bali starfish.... lighting is an aqualight pro 150w hqi tank is a 20g high.

urbana.....refugium with macro algae, lots of flow, and magfloat :)

autofreak....quiet and so far it has been great...the flow is distributed real good...nothing like a direct blast but rather a wall of flow...definitely worth trying for those who are interested.. :)

I just posted not more than about 3 weeks agao but I got some new guys and rotated a blasto from my 90 into this tank to give it some vivid color. Enjoy folks

that sounds good but will they be able to restore the colors to my stonies and if so what kind of turn around time should I expect to see results? 1 month, 2, 3? I ask only because I haven't gone through this experience in the hobby quite yet.. and to confirm are you guys referring to the SE...

Hey folks...When I first started my sons nano mixed reef I decided to purchase a 14k bulb from ---- and for only 10 bucks shipped I coulndn't help but experiment. Well the bulb is great at helping my stonies grow but their color looks like ish. My acro stag was initially a teal color with blue...

Murph that is some AWESOME growth and very nice pieces!!! Keep it up man!

Very nice tank and considering you have 22 fish makes me feel like ISH with only a total of 5 in my 90.... j/k...my guys are a hefty bioload.. doing a great job but I would advise to drop a yellow tang and a blue tang and keep it down to 3 tangs in that tank..... The rest of the crowd is...

thank you thank you everyone!!! i'll post in the near future with new additions and some more maturity. Nick

false perc, sixline wrasse, and pink and blue spotted goby.....common bunch but they are great personalities and casue no drauma in the tank.

Originally Posted by azfishgal I always thought 14k looked blue, but your lights dont. I hope my tank looks just as good at 4 months. thats what I get for buying off of fleebay...... buuut I gotta admit that it hasn't had any ill effects on my corals and my acro has grown nicely since its...

try the aggressive forum...usually where he hangs out.

Thanks.... Coming up to about 4 months now... with great results since the start up... Lighting is a aqualight pro 150 hqi 14k bulb...although I am looking to get a phoenix 14k. I have 2 on my 90 and I am in love with the look.

camillo....none of the fish you stated are really that bad except the niger trigger... its a give and take...you are holding back a fish that gets over a foot long in a 24g tank...he may not grow fast but you are stunting his growth...meaning deceasing his life by ALOT... not a flame towards...

keep in mind in which alot of folks with nanos may not consider is any anemone such as a carpet, lta, bta, or sebae grow to a large size....like 12" across...they are not to friendly to corals. Some have stronger stinging capability than others and require an established tank of at least 6...