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IMO, for a nano you do not need a skimmer you don't REALLY need them until you get to about 30 gal or more A 96 watt 18" pc would allow you to have basicly anything in your tank you are willing to care for "including anemones and clams" live sand may cost more, but is well worth it live rock...

I like the good ole' firefish and pretty much any clown fish especially gold and maroon stripe clowns

NOT fully healthy, live fish, but IMO ones swimmiing erratic and clearly not healthy aispatia, no way but certain types of crabs and shrimps would maybe even some starfish overnight

Nm, nice pics You're one of those people trying to be a million dollar photographer lol GL but you definitely have a decent camera and great surroundings!

the whole problem remains that you don't have surface adgitation, skimming helps with water quality, but that has NOTHING to do with the film on the top layer of your tank it will sit there and get thicker if not for surface adgitation i.e. powerhead or overflow of some sort.

I also have used it and it does work well but for my use I had to use a tad more than the dir recomended about a 1/4 of the container more than dir but I wonder now if I never even needed it at all

awesome tank... have as much coraline on your shrooms as your back glass lol unless your front glass is really that dirty

the truth is if you are a perfect fish keeper you will never need one.. but who is ?

Originally Posted by blue00si My Fav is "Can i just go to the beach and get my sand and water?" LOL Well you can .. but do you have the needed local licence and would it be best... LOL who knows! depends on you and where you got it from and how well you maintain you system AND a million...

if it's established you ought to cut down on feeding and cetch up on water changes probably IMO

I'm not from the tri-state area, but like I said I want to trade. Are we going to make t mandatory to do OVERNIGHT, or is it as you wish because I know it costs more but then we are almost guarenteed our stuffs coming alive maybe we can all sacrifice our WANTED price or trade a couple $ so that...

all you have to do is go VERY SLOW and try to stir up the least amount of gunk as possible they don't want to be smashed and will move as fast as THEY CAN to avoid from doing so.

if you are not propagating them, " which it sounds like you're not" just put something decent in size next to them for a couple weeks and they will spread over on to that "and get you credit or an item to trade with"

I have 2 cucumber's IMO they are nothing but good, but make sure you acclimate them with the drip method as in my experience this is the best way to acclimate ANYTHING if they die in your tank it's the same story, they can do ALOT as far as contamination goes I haven't ever owned a nudi but...

not sure about types, but most nudi's live a very short life cycle and unless purchasing them to clear a certain type of neucance in the tank that a particular species eats I would stay away from nudi's they do have the potential to contaminate your tank to a certain extent.

the main reason I said what I said is because I only have a 13-15 gallon ro top off supply tat I check or fill once a week if I had more water filtered to replenish or a bigger size tank "about 80 gal w/ sump" I would skim more wet

red legs that old are very capable of eating meat, semi-dead or alive

your fire shrimp WILL NOT hurt anythng , not even other shrimps . He will stay away from most things other than fish that let him clean thier gills and body. He will stear clear from other shrimps and semi-aggresive fish and the problem you are having it most likely that crabs or snails climbed...

use the search feature for refuge or refugiums or even google refuge or refugium plans

probably mild tempered clowns also