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that is cool, please get a video of that!

seems to me they all will work. hopefully they arent tangs with attitudes and will accept new free swimming fish

what kind of corals are you looking at getting into? most people progress slowly through the difficulties , as i recommend for you too. softies->lps->sps for a softy tank you should really have 15-25x i am thinking. biowheels are more fore FW applications but will work in small SW tanks. for a...

hey there, w/b. cant wait to see some of your photos again. no matter what subject!

i built a sump with fuge out of acrylic. the thread is in the DiY section called saltn00b's multi-phase upgrade thread. a few pages back or try to search it. lots of pics

+1 to what monk said. you need, to syphon off the visible ones for a week or so first.

sometimes heads just dont handle the stresses well. i am willing to bet the others will remain perfectly fine, and you can just chalk it up to stresses of travel...

well your first problem is that it was a honda.... haha jk had to say it. any tangman, glad you are ok, but i have to ask, if you were riding in NC why the hell were you not riding in Deal's Gap, tail of the dragon??! or the other great roads near there like cherahola skyway... that is...

if the fish are swimming erratically, then you might have stray voltage. do you have a grounding probe?

for a FOWLR or FO, inside the tank flow , after calculating head loss should be at the minimum 10x the tank's volume in turnover, spread throughout the tank so there are no dead spots. if you add corals it goes up from there. so a 55 would mean you want at least 550 GPH of flow. the more the...

how did you get them? take home from a LFS? a shipment?

was it dropped on those heads?

jk - post pics of your set up maybe? do the fish swim erraticly? any fish alive?

yes you could be.

the tank wont crash if the coral heads melt. do you have any clean up crew? shrimp usually pick dying coral heads clean

you might have answered this, but have you caught any critters on it? at night with a red-tinted flashlight, well after lights out?

you can just snip it off with scissors. the remaining flesh should grow into a new shroom.

they are basically types of zoo plankton. brine is like popcorn for fish, fun to eat, tasty treat, minimal nutritional value. sometimes it is sold infused with spirulina which makes it better. mysid i believe actually is a shrimp, or at least never heard otherwise. they look like shrimp...

cfr, you used crazy glue on shrooms?

a chased wrasse can get stressed and succumb to ick, if the bug is in the water / on the fish.