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I'm hoping the fuzzy mushrooms in the right corner start reproducing and kinda make a carpet on the tank floor. I want the clowns to host them too, but we'll have to see about that. I want to cover the floor with zoas and ricordias eventually.

New pics, new corals, new fish

I live in Newport News right now. I've been in the hobby on and off for like 6 years and just found Reef chief earlier this week haha. And if what you're soaking your food in works for you, I'd stick with it.

For the tang I would go to the grocery and get nori sheets vs. buying them from the fish store. Also just be patient it will come out and be all over the tank in time. I see you live in the 757 what fish stores do you go to?

That actually looks like a plate coral. There was probably part of the skeleton on the rock and the coral just grew from that. Those things are pretty neat. If the coral dies and you leave the skeleton in the tank, in a couple months the skeleton is covered in lots of little tiny plate corals.

Nope I don't really like sand and I wanted to try a bare bottom tank. I think I'll probably end up covering the bottom with zoas, or rics, or maybe the clove polyps I already have.

I know what the hair algae and all the green stuff is. We're working on that, my boyfriend brought some rocks home and said hey look what I got you. He just doesn't know the difference between good and bad algae yet The sticks are hard and brittle. They snap off if you bend them and the leaves...

I've had other tanks in the past and I find sand to be a pain in the butt. Either I have too much flow and it clouds the tank or the fish or CUC stir it up and it clouds the tank. So I thought I should try bare bottom. And I'm not talking about the hair algae, that's getting taken care of, I'm...

The water level isnt that low the pumps are all off right now. I decided I would take advantage of the new suncoral opening up and feed it tonight.

Btw can anyone ID the algae in the first picture??

I've had this set up for about 2 months. Went shopping today for some new light bulbs and a new powerhead and found some deals I couldn't refuse. We bought a hammer coral, sun coral (with about 8 small heads), and neon green clove polyps. I already had 2 peppermint shrimps and 4 astrea snails...

I have a 29g biocube that I'm setting up after about 2 years out of the hobby. What do you guys recommend as far as heaters and powerheads go? I was thinking about putting a stealth 100w in the 1st chamber and getting a koralia 1 (the 400gph one) for in the tank. Do you guys think this would be...

My best money saving tip is to buy 1 or 2 pieces of liverock and buy the rest as baserock. Also if you know what you're planning to keep coral wise, buy the light you need at the beginning instead of upgrading every 2 years.

120g saltwater fish tank for sale Complete setup that includes everything you need to set up and maintain a saltwater aquarium. -120g fish tank w/homemade stand -4 community fish -Soft, LSP, & SPS corals -Over 150lbs of liverock -150W metal halide lighting w/actinics & nightlights -2...

The clownfish, cleaner shrimp, clam, and tongue coral are gone. Everything else still remains. If this stuff isn't sold in the next couple of weeks, I'll probably sell everything back to the fish store, so if you're interested give me a call. My number is at the top of the ad.

I responded to the private msg this morning. I don't have a computer at my house which is why it takes me so long to respond. It's easier to reach me by phone and my number is somewhere in this post.

I'm thinking about buying a nano tank in the near future. I've been forced to downsize from a 120g to something smaller than 30g after moving out of my parents house. I figured I would come to the place where people know the most. So here I am in the nano forum asking you guys your opinions on...

I'm breaking down and selling my fish tank and I'd like some ideas on how to catch my fish. I've got some pretty quick fish in there. I could just take down the entire tank at one time and drain it to catch them, but I'm really not trying to do that until the very end. So any ideas would be...

Is there anyone else interested out there?

I won't ship. And I also forgot that I have 2 sea cucumbers and a sea urchin which are all going to be 15$ each. They are decent sized and do their jobs.