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is there any puffer i can put in my aquarium? i have always wanted a puffer. tank now has: one kenya tree leather,mushrooms,yellow polyps,, two feather dusters,two clowns,4 pj cardinals,one rustic angel,two flame scallops,two peppermint shrimp,one cleaner shrimp, some hermits and snails. any...

thats nice man. In my house am the only one that looks at it

Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish well for me its not really the money, its the loss of the fish. i just bought an orange spotted goby for 20 bucks, and i found it on the floor when i came back from school. i dont care of the 20 dollars, i just want my fish back!! i agree.i just dont like to...

The use of mangroves plants for filtration in a saltwater aquarium, particularly for helping to reduce and control nitrates is not a new concept. It has been around for quite some time, but few aquarists have really known much about it. However, this is changing because more and more aquarists...

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thank you for your info i like this website

well i think mangroves work cuz ever since i put them in my sump my skimmer its been working less, and my skimmer is not broken

i will say mangrove if you have enough of then you can remove your skimmer. at least thats what i read in the internet

do all xenias pulse?

ok i just move it like half way to the top of the tank and it has medium flow on it, so will see , thanks for your help, and i hope it pulses

ok so will bring the up a little bit .how about flow?

i am dosing kent iodine every day

i have the xenia at the very botton all alone

they are t5s and i have 3 actinic and 3 daylight and the are 12k. the tank is about 24 inches deep

i have a 125g tank with compact light, i have 500 watts is total

but i though the xenia pulsed and this one does not

the coral on the picture, the one i got is not this one. so i got two different ones for the price of one. but i dont know what this coral is.

I got a coral about a week ago and i notice that next to it there was this, can anyone tell what it is?

You want to aim at turning over the tank water at least 6-10 times per hour. Many aquarists feel that you cannot have too much water movement, and now days striving for a 15-20 times per hour ratio is not unheard of. We feel this is not necessary for a fish-only tank, but is beneficial for a...

thank you very much for your inputs