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Ok think I'm starting to get the hang of this thing, I don't have a tripod yet so getting close ups without blur is very hard.

Originally Posted by Markw Id love to see some more pics with that camera. Im trying to decide which one to get. Thanks, Mark Sure thing I just cleaned the tank will have some more soon.

Me like alot!

I bought a 5KW generator just for my tank during hurrican season.

Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy 2nd shot is nice. What coral is that behind the fish? a gonipora? alvepora? xenia? Thats one of my toadstools, My tomatoe clown decided to host it. Its a trip to see what those guys pick as partners sometimes.

Me and my wife just got a new Nikon D60 and I played around with it alittle on the tank.

Diamond Goby is by far the best sand shifter IMO.

If you sand is building algea then you don't have enough sand shifting action going on IMO. Look into a Diamond Gopy they spend all there time awake shifting sand. My turbos usually end up where ever there is something to graze be it sand rock or glass, which I have good sand movement going on...

Originally Posted by Kevin34 Well I started with 20 astraea, 20 nass, and 10 cerith in my 125. They are doing a pretty good job but some of the rocks and parts of the sand bed are starting to get pretty dirty so I think its time to get more snails. Which snails are best for eating hair algae...

I had to do a move like this about a year ago and what i did was took 50% of my water in the old tank and added it to the new tank I moved everything that night with no ill effects. I just left everything attached to the LR you woun't really have a new cycle if you use a good chunk of your other...

email me at jjthib@yahoo.com about this, we can't talk other sites on this board.

Love it!!

Originally Posted by Fish Freak2012 Im not new to the hobby so i know i have to let the tank cycle before i add the other cridders.but thanx for the advice,im sure it will come in handy.im not transfering the things for a while. No offense but why did you ask this question then?

it can take up to 5-7 days to fully break in.

Just wondering if anyone has had any luck with large Angels in a reef tank and if what kind.

A 2200 with a 5ft head will pump out about 350gph A 600gph rated overflow is all you need for this rate of return. You can always overkill the overlow but what you never want to do is have a pump that pushs more water in the tank then your overflow can take out. And to answer your question yes...