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I use magnets and a razor blade.

Never had a problem yet. Have all soft corals!!!

I had a fish only tank and treated it with copper. I later decided to go to a reef setup. I used a product called Cop-a-Way by Aquatronics, also with a bag of cupri-sorb in my aquaclear filter. With regular water changes it rendered the copper harmless to corals and inverts. I haven't had a...

Mine go crazy over TetraMarineColor marine flakes with brine shrimp. The good thing is that is phosphate free!!!

I don't know about the others but the stone fish is the most venomous fish in the sea. They have been known tho kill humans in many cases just by touching skin. If you don't get killed then you got lucky you only get paralizing pain for about 12 hours.

Throw some brine shrimp into the tank!!!!!!! Frozen or dried!!

Just 1 pink antheas. They do a heck of a lot better in numbers. They sort of get depressed on their own. I would suggest getting it a friend.

Maybe getting a foxface sort of masking the problem!! How old are your light bulbs, or what is the spectrum. Hair algae grows a lot if the bulbs are old and the spectrum is gone.

I think that you should be alright but I would personally get rid of the horseshoe crabs and the lobster.

If you put carbon in you will remove all your additives. Seems like a waste....

I had a cowfish, For some reason it died about two weeks later. I guess it released some sort of toxin because all my fish except for my clowns were killed. I'll never get one again.

I have it in my tank as well. It is a plant, I am not sure what the name is. It is preatty but can grow extremely fast. I recently changed my bulbs and the growth slowed down which leads me to believe it is some thing that grows faster in a bad light spectrum.

I always called it a rock anenome. But everyone is right, get a pepperment shrimp. They do the trick. Don't try to kill it yourself because they are virtually impossible to kill and they spread when you try!!!

I am not sure about Iwasaki, but most bulbs have a life of 6 to 8 months.

If left it can grow out of control like above mentioned. The best thing to do is remove it by hand. BUT don't pop the bubble inside your tank because if the liquid inside is released into the water it will make the problem even worse...

I have a US Aquariums protien skimmer model 200. The water pumped into the skimmer is then filter through bio balls inside a separate chamber in the skimmer. I can't say enough good things about this skimmer. It cost a lot of money ($300) but I have had it for 3 years without a problem and I...

Iv'e had my mini reef for about 4 years now and was just going through the motions, not buying anything for it for over a year. Just last month I bought 2 new fish and that seemed to respark my interest. Since I have bought 2 more fish and 4 new corals. Now I can't stop looking at it. So maybe...

Red slime is usually caused by fluctuations in temperature. From spring to summer you should notice it most. I used a product called Antired made by Aqualine Germany. You give it two dosages in one day. It is completely gone overnight!!!

Your tank isn't as good as your best buddys!!!!!