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Actually I think I am the youngest reef owner here........... I am only 13, but I will be 14 in April! YEa, I know what you guys mean, money is hard to come by for reef tanks at our ages. You tank is off to an excellent start.....I like your mushrooms.

Currently on my 29 gallon reef tank I have two 55 watt PC's but I am considering uprgrading my lights. The PC's are a JBJ make and they are coming upon their one year birthday and I feel that they are loosing their wave lengths and power. Plus the fans in the hood have already died. So I am...

Are lettuce nudibranches safe for the average saltwater reef tank? Do they emit poisionous elemnts into the water system like cucumbers? I heard they are really good hair algea eaters and I am considering purchasing one but I need to know if there is a risk factor with my purchase. Oh and I...

OK here is the dilemma.........I am a thirteen year old boy and finding money for the tank can be difficult at times(buy hey! thats what grandparents are for:)) Well anyways... I have been getting some minor hair algea outbreaks and I belive it is because of the fact that I use regular tap water...

I don't think I live too close to you, I live in Cincinnati OH. Thanks, I will try and find a home for the puffer. ~R.K.

Currently, I have a 29 gallon reef with seventy punds of live rock and a 2 inch live sand bed. It is stocked with various shrooms and polyps and one bulb anemone and one rock anemone. My question is do I have too many fish. I have one ocellaris clown one tomato clown one springer dottyback...