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what if it finds a spot behind the rockwork? they usually find high flow right?

when i first get it where should i put it? ive heard that when they find a good spot, they stay there. i dont want it harming any of my corals

i want to get a green BTA. I know they need good lighting and a mature tank, so here is my tank info: my tank is almost 2 years old, but i just did a transfer from a regular tank to a 75 gallon DT with 100 gallons total volume. my parameters are all good. my lighting is a nova extreme pro with...

Originally Posted by nycbob supposedly they hv the biggest indoor reef in the western hemisphere. what about the georgia aquarium?

what kind of fish do you have? most fish can go a week without food and be fine.

hi, I use drinkmore water to add to my tank. it is perfectly fine EXCEPT. the cost!!!!! would it be worth it to invest in an r/o system instead? thanks for any input

Originally Posted by alix2.0 i wouldnt get a lawnmower. maybe some ceriths, but most importantly just keep up on water changes and keep an eye on your parameters. why wouldnt you get a lawnmower blenny? they do a very good job at feeding on the algae on the rockwork. other fish that do this...

if you just let them float on the water surface they will be fine

well with power compacts, no anemones will thrive. clown fish dont need an anemone

what's even easier then a wet dry is a DIY sump. do some research, but here's a great start: http://www.melevsreef.com/allmysumps.html its melevsreef.com

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i have a couple of questions regarding my scrubber that i set up in my new 75 gallon reef w/ 55 gallon sump. 1. how often and where do i clean the scrubber? i have light shining on one side of it 2. how often do i run the lights? as in all the time, or in cycles like the regular lights on my...

i have a couple of questions regarding my scrubber that i set up in my new 75 gallon reef w/ 55 gallon sump. 1. how often and where do i clean the scrubber? i have light shining on one side of it 2. how often do i run the lights? as in all the time, or in cycles like the regular lights on my...

thats inhumane and sick

i just use instant ocean regular salt on my tank and it works fine

i bought aquastik epoxy putty from aquacave

gel super glue will. what i am asking is if theres an inexpensive type of epoxy putty i can use in my aquarium

should i just look for non toxic epoxy putty from lowes?

ok thanks

just trying to glue rocks and hard corals together