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grundle!?!!?! LOL would anyone like a slice of some Fromunda cheese?

are the bulbs unit individually reflected?

yellow fiji leather, green bubble coral, purple mushrooms, a variety of zoanthids

i would consider a pair of golden butterflys, 1 or 2 really sweet larger species of not reef-safe wrasses like the lunare or twin spot or red coris etc... perhaps a banana eel. 2-3 tangs. and maybe an a large angel, but know that the angel will outgrow the tank as will the tangs eventually...

garlic powder does nothing from what i have read. You need to mince up fresh garlic cloves or the enzymes that are beneficial break down.

try this: shut off lights in the room, and turn on all tank lights. turn your camera's flash off take the pics as best as you can, with large format. crop to the individual corals and post them on photobucket and link them in here. so far i am agreeing with the IDs thus far. tho last picture...

what inverts do you have?

you know this is strange, i have a had a GSM for almost 2 years now and just monday this week his tail had a tear in it and a circular milky white circle. i was going to take a picture of it but within 24 hours it was pretty much gone, with no rotting. i think it may have been some sort of...

i have the same size tank and same light. what sort of reef are you going for? what corals do you like? Softies? LPS ? SPS?

i agree with what everyone on here is saying , especially Tizzo. nobody is attacking NY , with his 30 "lashes"... i think he just got upset everybody didnt cheer him on as the champion of all clown keepers...

the annularis is going to out grow a 180. they can be massive. raccoons have a ton of personality but are definitely not reef safe, CBBFs are about 90% reef safe, but say good bye to worms like feather dusters and coco worms. angels and BFs are sensitive fish and should not be introduced until...

yea i would just leave it alone. feed it when the feeding tentacles are out often, it will help alot. just keep the water params as perfect as you can.

the angel, the butterfly (what species?) and the puffer will not work with a reef tank in most cases.

corraline comes from your tank, it is in the water column and it grows with calcium and lighting and good water conditions. .... the same stuff that your bubble needs to live. so unfortunately it is probably not even worth the stress of scraping it off the bone with a razor. it will just take a...

does it come with the cyano for free? :P

it will take a while because the skeleton has corraline growin on it. if the flesh is coming back and you see more and more bubbles every day then that is a good thing , and it can recover. just keep your water good and dont do anything that will cause spikes that will stress it out any more.

scooter blenny is not a blenny but technically a dragonette, so unless you have 200 pounds of rock and refugium, i would definitely advise against it.

freshwater animals are not usually good for food for saltwater animals. the freshwater animals i have read can lead to build up of certain toxins that can be very detrimental to the livers of your fish. that may, however be only for FW feeder fish , and not inverts. you may also want to look...

if your tank has been up and running for 2 months, it should have cycled. get some decent non - strip test kits and test your own ammonia, nitrate , nitrite, pH, Sg, and alkalinity . drip acclimate them and you should be fine. before you add more fish , i highly suggest you go through the...

man i think you need to lay off the coffee... relax. see you in march.