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If you plan to have any corals and want them to thrive and grow I would highly suggest putting them in!

My tank is just a normal 35g. I built the canopy and have 2 Philips 20 000k actinics and 2 Coral Life 10 000k bulbs. I have about 60lbs of LR. I have 2 402 powerheads, Lifegaurd fluidized bed, Aquaclear 300, U.S. Aquariums protien skimmer. Fish- 2 Percula clowns 1 royal gramma 1 domino damsel 1...

Looks good!!!

What kind of lighting do you have??? Sometimes this can be caused by improper lighting or older light bulbs. Blue legged hermit crabs and turbo snails clean it up nicely!

I started in freshwater. I was always going to the LFS nad seeing the salt water section and how much more nicer the stock looked. So I started a little 5 g FO tank. It didn't take long before I got a full blown 35g mini reef. The best thing I have ever done. This hobbie is the best (not to...

I agree with alti, I didn't do a water change until the cycle was well over. You don't want to mess with your levels any more than they already are.

I have a 35g and I put in blue legged hermits (25) and turbo snails (8) and my tank is preatty clean.

Blue legged hermit crabs are good for green hair algae.

Very impressive!! Good work.

I had one a while back and it cleaned the sand on the bottom and scavanged a lot of leftover food. They are extremely interesting to watch eat. Yet every time I put a cleaner or peppermint shrimp in it dissapeared a few days later. I finally got rid of it!

I add Iodine every other day and they have grown huge and multiplied like wildfire!!!!

This kind of sucks having your best friend on the same post as you. He can make you look like a idiot. Thanks Bosco LOL!!!!!

Even if it was smaller in the display tank at the LFS???

Reef tank for sure! In my opinion they are so much better to watch!!

Recently (2 weeks ago) I purchased a normal everyday leather coral. In this 2 weeks this leather coral has tripled in size. I add the normal chemicals in my tank (sechem). The only thing that I do differently is add extra Iodide because of my Xenia Polyps and colt coral. Can anyone tell why it...

I agree with bosco, lights are usually the main cause of green hair algae. If they are older the spectrum you want has faded out. Turbo snails and a bunch of blue hermits will clean it up in no time!!

Does it look like a mushroom?? Pic isn't that clear. Could be elephant ear mushroom, they get HUGE!!!

Antired is totally coral and fish safe. I have a lot invested in my tank as well and it did not harm anything. All it takes is 2 dosages in one day and the next day the slime algae is gone.

I am not sure there is much harm to the tank except for an ugly appearance.

Since 98, almost 5 years now!!