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I have been looking into getting a MH lighting system for a while and I think I might have found one that will work. I have a 46-gallon bowfront, will this work/is it enough lighting for even clams? 36"L x 9.5"W x 2.75"H 2 - 150w HQI MH 20,000K The price is $479.99 Is this a good deal if it is...

I have had a pug puppy for about a month now and he is fully house trained, this is our schedule, it is not fun getting up early, but WELL worth having no messes! The Monks of New Skete- "The Art Of Raising A Puppy" House Training Schedule For Puppy 6:30 A.M. Rise. Walk pup breifly 7:00 A.M...

loving the zoos!! Could you send me an email of where you got 'em?? layout_suggestions@yahoo.com

if you don't mind me asking, what are the dimensions of the pulsing xenia, how much did it cost, and what lighting are you using? I am intested in pulsing xenia, and that is a simply gorgeous specimen! -Ace

sorry for stealing the thread, but is an mh lighting overkill for shrooms?

ooh...is there any way to aviod that? or is that the only choice (trying to open up options) Also, when it comes to the bulbs what should I get? the tank is a little over 36 inches deep (high). someone had suggested 2x150 mh bulbs, and I want to supplement them with actinics. What would you...

no canopy? How would that work? (sorry...I am not very adept when it comes to lighting.) I do not have one of the large wooden canopies right now. Right now I just have a glass cover and the flouresent light that came with the tank. -Ace

I really want to get into having a reef, but I do not completely understand lighting and so I was wondering if people could give their input on what I would need for a 46-gallon bowfront. I am looking at an mh, becuase I would not have to upgrade, but everyone is saying, "You can keep SPS with...

You should cure all live rock in a separate container if your tank is already stocked because an ammonia spike will occur and could kill your current inhabitants. Curing is mandatory, but I just want to find the best way of going about it. -Ace

While you may cure your live rock in many different ways, the following method has been shown to be very effective. Curing typically takes from one to three weeks. * Place the live rock in a new 30-gallon plastic garbage can. * Cover the rock completely with freshly mixed saltwater. * Use a...

thanks everyone! I need a new canopy, as of looking at the lighting yesterday, I dont have ROOM for several de bulbs (my canopy also doesn't have the 10" height) thanks!

Wonderful tank! I am starting a 46-gallon reef and was wondering if you could email me with the info on your equipment? layout_suggestions@yahoo.com :jumping: thanks!

After posting several questions about lighting I have come to the conclusion that I should get 2 150 watt Double-Ended Metal Halide. Is this good enough for a 46-gallon tank? If this is enough (for softies, anemones, and a few hard corals) how should I go about putting them on my tank? Will I be...

I'm not an expert on anemonies, but I do know that not all clownfish will host something..."aquacultured" fish are even more less likely to host an anemone just my .02 -Ace

yes, although should'nt I have about 3? one for the eggs to be laid, one for them to hatch and then a third for them to "grow out".

ok, thanks! Although, this didn't answer my ? about the clean up crew. Should I just go without it?

I think you could do either, but I would raise the water level and hang it on the side. -Ace :happyfish

I have a ten-gallon that is going to start to become saltwater as of tomorrow. Once it is totally cycled I want to have a pair of a. occellaris in it. I already own one clown (occ) and I want to buy a second one to make the pair. Could I just buy another clown and on the same day introduce them...

yeah, pearl was the octopus.

thanks! You have great looking fish, so I think it would be smart to do as you suggest...I'm not a newb, but definately not as advanced as you!