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Originally Posted by MaTT B I bet she took down the tank and is not telling us

My vote is GSP. I've actually put my rock of GSP next to my back glass and it looks like it's starting to go up the glass.

I would just do a deep sand bed and forget the mud. I'm also a big fan of Cheato. Mantis Shrimp? No!

My tank has been up for more than a year, and I still have bubbles in my sand. I don't think it hurts anything though.

Wow, I'd love to see a video of this tank.

My husband had to leave for a few days and he took the camera with him. So no pics until Sunday.....at the earliest.

Wow, it's amazing how quickly they have grown. My baby Bangaii Cardinals were huge when they were born (compared to clowns) but they are five months old and still very small. You are doing a great job BTW, when you have allowed them to hatch in your main display do they become fish food. Or...

Tank is coming along nicely. I do a 25 gallon water change very two weeks.

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper I think I know it without going back and reading! Ok, lets see.... theres a yellow tang, hippo tang, sailfin tang, flam angel, 2 cardinals that had babies, 2 clownfish, Royal Gramma, and ummmm...... I think thats it lol. Oh yeah, and a lot of baby cardinal...

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Yay! Your back! Pictures! Can't wait!! I just can't get a break around here! But, wait you will!!!

Originally Posted by cracker4418 WOW That is possibly the best looking setup I've seen. Oh, keep looking around, there are much better set ups than mine. And I have to say, that is one cute little baby in you avatar!

OH MY!!! You go away for a few days then get sick for a few more days and look what happens. I'll try and get some updated pics soon, but I'm dealing with a few things right now, so please be patient.

Oh, and I have a Flame Angel and he does great. The only coral he picks at on occasion is the Xenia, but he never hurts it. He's been a great addition to my reef tank.

Nice looking tank! Guess what? I have a few left over Baby Bangaii Cardinals that still need good homes. I had a few people back out. So if you want one, or two, let me know. Not sure if you want to drive to the other side of the world (I'm in East Mesa, south of the 60) but if so just let...

Originally Posted by regina13 Can't wait to see this tank all come together with the tonga! Sorry about changing the subject, but Regina that is a very nice looking fish in your avatar. Is that a type of wrasse?

Frank Marini has been breeding Bangaii for a while now. I sent you a pm with an article he wrote. He pops in here at SWF and at -- at times. He made a few comments on my thread when I was starting out with my new babies. To ween the babies off the BBS you need to add some Cyclopeez (just...

Originally Posted by Bronco300 my understanding for bangaiis is there is not a need for rotifers and greenwater setup because of the stage they are in at birth...just the BBS, which i've done for my dwarf seahorses i had so i know all that good stuff...that correct? how many batchs have you...

Originally Posted by nietzsche form what i understand, even if you got magnesium up to 1400 or higher it wouldnt kill anything. i think in order to get briopsis they raise magnesium above 1400. but if youre going to dose magnesium i heard to only raise it 90-100ppm a day

Originally Posted by Veni Vidi Vici Let us know what the test results are , I'm curious. Do It Now!Now! Now! Ok, so it took me a little while, but here are the results of my tests. The old bucket of salt and new bucket of salt (Reef Crystals) was pretty much the same, except for the Mag. Both...

Here is a picture of the tank that I'm using for the Bangaii Fry. This was taken when it was first set up a little more than a year ago (with my first ever saltwater fish ).