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Well crap what can I do about it besides taking him out. He was my first fish and I have had him for about a year and a half now.

Well all of sudden my yellow tail damsel has decided to make craters in my sand bed. He started this in my old 25 gallon tank and all of a sudden started it again in this one. What is this guy doing it for?

Ritteri and Carpets are the natural host of the ocellaris. They have a poor survival rate and need tons of lighting. Many clowns will host in other anenomes and corals so it all really depends on what you fish is like.

Well the natural hosts to the ocellaris have a very poor survival rate and need the highest of lighting (ritteri anenome and carpet). 130 watts of pc might keep an anenome alive but most likely it won't let it be healthy and thrive.

Silica sand is not bad but aragonite is better, it won't cause ammonia spikes or mess anything up.

Just as I thought I got back home today from my trip and all my stuff was taken over.

For live rock I would use the epoxy. You can get it online or maybe at your lfs.

Yeah I am screwed I am going on vacation for a week and I'm being attacked Yippeee....

This was my tank with 226 watts of pc, I have since upgraded to MH wich I LOVE, but here is a older pic with the pc.

I think you would be fine unless the lights are really illuminating the room and tank alot.

Y2K scares also help economy and it doesn't put anyones life in danger.:D

Nice one Kgrimes Nice sheets. I don't know too many guys with clouds and moons on theirs.

my fav fish and invert. j/k the snail isn't my fav.

1x65watt coralife

Yeah brand new I paid 72 bucks for mine.

I got 80%, 20%, 60%

Thats the way its suppose to be if it's a 50/50 bulb.

Originally posted by Tizzo Maaaannn, and I thought I was the encyclopedia of useless knowledge, I've got nuthin' on you guys!! I think they got them in emails because I have gotten all of these before. :thinking:

Nope I don't go to OU i still have another year before college. The address is 1005 N. Flood

The stalk splits but it is real gradual. Its usually between the two largest branches.