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Ok, my 240 is 8x2x2, I have 4 canister filters equalling 420 gal of filter power at 3 tank turns per hour, plenty of filtration. Grey Angel 8" Miniatus Grouper 6" Unicorn Tang 8" Tessalata Eel 14" But I can't decide on a trigger. Clown, Picasso, Undulated or Niger. All have qualities I like...

Not immediately, I am in the middle of moving and am using that tank to help with the sep up the my other tank. This is going to take time because in my new house I have to finish the basement before I move my large tank in. I am thinking through the summer.

I might be interested. Could you tell me the specifics. Length of electric cord, I need to know if it will fit in my canopy. Brand of ballast.

I got a 240 gal with a grey and a koran. Both do very well, but after seeing a french in the wild I wish I had that instead of my grey. French is now my favorite angel.

Yes, it is still avaliable. I need to get this entire set up sold. If you are not in the ballpark of $650, don't bother. There is too much equipment I am giving you for me to take too much of a break at this time.

I am selling my 120 gal tank. Includes stand, tops, standard light, 2 emporer filters hang on, heater, small pump, crushed coral on the bottom, canister filter, 9 watt UV. This tank is still up and running. No fish but I am keeping it running to keep the crushed coral on the bottom alive...

Do tangs have a tougher time with medications. I just treated my tank for ick, my angels and clowns are fine, but I lost my hippo and my yellow and sailfin aren't looking good/

Sorry to say, maroons are the most aggressive clowns, and they don't like each other. My suggestion, take it back before it is too late.

I bought a 240 gal off of a auction web site brand new for $1350 with stand, canopy, glass tops. They are out of TN and ship on a truck line, I noticed on their auction store they have deliveries into TX scheduled. Included in the $1350 was $100 for shipping for them to ship it to Chicago for...

I got a 240 gal finally, 8ft long tank. I upgraded from a 5ft 120 gal. The fish that were in there are as follows: 1 Koran Angel 1 Grey Angel 1 Blue Hippo Tang 2 Yellow Tangs 1 Lyretail Anthia 1 Coral Beauty 1 Flame Angel 1 Maroon Clown 2 Perculas Added the following when I got the new tank: 9...

cookie sheets helped me corner my fish outside of the rock area. easier to net.

Could it be that the intake on the skimmer needs to be cleaned?

What is the difference between a refractometer and a hydrometer, don't they test the same thing?

How do you treat a tank that has inverts and LR? I have had problems in the past and have done fresh water dips. But it won't be so easy to catch my fish in my new tank. And that wouldn't treat the tank that has ick in it. It is only a minor case of ick right now, but who knows what will...

2 other variables, the amount of live rock and if it is fish only or reef. Fish only requires less sand, more live rock requires less sand.

The blue hippo tang will get too large for a 55, but the yellow tang will be ok. These are also of different genius, so if you ever do upgrade to a larger tank you could still get the blue hippo. The blue hippo isn't a good fish for a beginner, their skin if very prone to ick and other...

The temp can not change at all when the lights are turned on and off. If he has an expensive set of lights on the tank you could try putting extra fans to move the hotter air away faster. That will keep the tank from heating up too much in the day. Although if that doesn't stabalize the temp...

Just to let you know, I have 2 large angels, one gray and one koran. They have been getting along great with each other for over a year. These 2 are in a 120 high right now and they are getting larger. I have my 240 long cycling right now. If you go with the blond naso tang you can also get...

I would have to disagree, I think you would have enough room. Sounds like you have plenty of filters and the fish you chose are not fish that need that much room. They are not too large and they don't need the swimming room. Choose wisely on your moray and puffer.

IMO this is good. It isn't possible to get too many snails, if food runs short some will die. The natural order of the algea eaters. I have had baby turbos before, but I had problems in the tank and all the inverts died. Now I have a bunch of baby cerith snails. Feather dusters are a good...