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and the heater ...well, it should be running off of a thermostat that you set yourself. i wouldn't touch the heater. it will just run less :) if you are getting that much heat, and you install cooling fans as falcon metioned you should be ok, IMO. also, you will be having to add back fresh...

now she has been hanging out in a hole in a piece of LR. the male is right outside standing guard ;) maybe she'll hatch her young in the LR. i've noticed there are tons of little critters (pods) swimming around in the same rock. i can see them through the holes. i hope those pods don't take...

i bought two juvi neon gobies about 4 months ago from SWF.com. i noticed that one of them has a huge belly and struggles swimming through the current. the mate is never far from her. watching her every move :) there is no way i'll be able to remove her. what type of chance do those fry have...

i like the look of caulerpa growing in a display tank. the only problem is, i can't grow it! i set a small rock with caulerpa attached to it and by the time a month goes by, it has all turned white and vanished. i've tried 4 different types of caulerpa (not at the same time) and none have...

nice sun corals! i have some myself. i dont understand that bucket thing, Chris L. you take them out the tank and into a bucket? beings that they are deep water corals, you take them in and out of the water? i use a turkey baster to direct feed them. i use brine shrimp and the frozen...

don't know much about a nano, but if you cant find a sufficient size over-flow, why don't you get a small powerhead, attach tubing to the end and send it to your sump? you may have to get the same size powerhead as the return. just a thought as reading yer post....

my experiences with Instant Ocean are good. i tried a different type salt called Reef Crystals. it's from Instant Ocean, just a throw off name to make it cheaper. it's what i was told from a guy at my LFS. Reef Crystals is working for me just as well....

i started out buying different types (as many as i could from my LFS) that were attached to small rocks. as it grew i cut them back attaching them to small rocks using rubberbands. after a few weeks they "rooted" themselves to the rock. i never tried burying them in the sand, i figured with...

welcome to the board! i don't know exactly what's happening to yours, but i can tell ya what i did about mine. i had a star that would get hung on corners of LR. it would scratch itself making an open wound. when my hermits and shrimp got scent of it, the buffet table was open. i have a 10gal...

very nice pics! thanks!

i've had my DSB for about 3 months now (thats when i moved and changed my tank around). i am getting these bubbles that are forming against the glass in the top 1" of sand. i've tried stirring it away with my magnet glass cleaner, but returns. i've left it alone now. is this some sort of...

i purchased a piece of rock with 4 half dollar size Ricordea mushrooms. i placed them at the bottom of the tank and within a few hours all but one popped off the rock and started rolling away. surprisingly enough, there are two small shrooms that are growing on that rock. they were hidden by...

I ahve a couple of these in my tank also. I just assumed it was some type of spong.

I ahve a couple of these in my tank also. I just assumed it was some type of spong.

cool pic!

very nice pics! that frogspawn is HUGE! does it get along well with your bubble? it looks like they could almost shake hands ;) can't wait for more!

i have a watchman. he rearranges my DSB to his liking :)

if the surviving fish is still in the tank with ich, remove it. the only fish i know of with a high immune are gobbies. i would say, leave the tank fishless for at least 3-4 weeks. then when you begin to restock your tank, make sure you add garlic water to the food once and a while. there are...

Auburn Tigers??!!?? You guys played a good game in Cali. I was pulling for y'all! When the real tigers from LSU come to Auburn, be ready!! hehe Good Luck! :D

you may need to get a clip with a suction cup on the other end then attach it to the glass. and yes, those hermits and snails will make a feast of it. all my fish luv it! i was told not to let seaweed stay in your tank for over 24 hrs. it has to be removed. why? i honestly don't know...