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Nice clams and nice pics!

He's in my wifes nano cube not our main tank, which is not a reef tank (nano cube). We just sort of use it as a separate tank to put frags and things like this crazy crab in, but thanks for the tips. He will not go into the main tank now. He's about the size of a golfball and he is very funny...

Agree with joncat24, TANK LOOKS GREAT! just gotta hide all that equipment.

My wife brought this hermit crab home. He has about five anenomes on his shell, but you can only see two in this picture. Pretty neat

Right on! My LMB has the most "charatcter" of any of my fishes. I think you will enjoy him as they are fun to watch. I often compared mine to my parents pug dog. Congrats on your new blenny

Just like the helmet law. Maybe Darwin was right, natural selection at work.... But thats just me

Originally Posted by Anonome I have a 125 reef with little to no algae, thanks to a scribbled rabbitfish, sailfin tang, and coral beauty. I would love to add an algae blenny aka lawnmower to the mix.Do they eat normal fish food? Also, I have a orange diamond spot goby, which thankfully does eat...

I like Euro-Reefs! But thats just me. Basically "plug-and-play". The other skimmers mentioned are good as well. I think once you get into the "nicer" skimmers they all are pretty much are effective, it's just more personell (however its spelled) preference. Just my 2 cents

Wow! I like this. Great pic.

Originally Posted by Reef Diver I love them, but have you had any problems with him and your clam? No, I have not had any problems at all. He sits right in the middle of the clam, and the clam acts ilikes its "nothing at all".

It took a second, but I "think" I found them in both pics. great idea, great pics!

My lawnmower blenny just hanging out.

Impressive! Nice job on both the tank and stand. I wish I had skills like that!

I prefer the Euro Reefs, easy to use, requires little maintenance and very effective. They do however require a sump and can be pricey. From my experience (I've had several different skimmers) all skimmers can be effective. Get the one that best suits your needs (configuration , size, etc..)...

Nice pictures, great color!

I have a 75 gal reef ready with two 150 watt 20K metal halides and one moon light all on timers. I also have a couple of power heads in the tank for circulation. For a sump I used a 22 gal long and glued baffles in it to create separate chambers. In the sump I have a Euro-Reef skimmer, a Mag 7...

If your asking which is better, my preference is Euro-Reef.

I have a Euro-Reef and love it. I paid just over $200.00, but I think it is worth it. A skimmer is one place I would not "go cheap" on. I did what so many people did (and warned me about) and bought a Sea Clone. After about 6 months I bought a Euro and the difference it made was huge. Plus...

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Originally Posted by Dragonladylea I used to use the Seaclone to and "thought" it was a great skimmer until I bought my new tank that came with a CSS 65 - WOW was I amazed at the difference. I will not ever recommend the Seaclone to anyone again when for just a little more you can get a great...