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I am about to order/buy alot of lr. I have a 46-gallon and was told 90lbs. would be appropriet(sp). On this website they are selling lr for roughly $4 a pound. Is this a good deal? (or just not outrageous?) They are having free shipping, os that is a plus. :thinking: I would buy from a store...

I have a pair of red fire fish gobies and have had no trouble at all. I bought them this spring. My tank has a few open spots on the cover (larger that 1 sq. inch) but I have not had any jumpers. I highly advise getting a firefish, purple or red, or a helfrichi. They are wonderful fish...

ok, was it really difficult to build it?

ok, thanks. What does HQI stand for?

using saltwater for what other than the tank? lol...I'm keeping my clown in freshwater...lol

Wow! I love 'em!! :cheer: And they don't require ANY special lighting? :thinking: Of course they have to be fed. Do the normal sun Coral have the same requirements? How much do ordinary sun coral cost per polyp? (aprox.)

really? wow...I had been told around 300...although that was for a pc. what does HQI stand for? (sorry, new to chatrooms)

Awesome tanks everbody!! Dogdersfan I love all the coral, what livestock do you have?

ok. How much would that cost? How many watts would you recommend?

ok, what does MH stand for? sorry..

I like your coral!

ok, thanks. I just posted a question in the reef section asking what the best light for a 46 gallon was, becuase I don't want to upgrade again.

Hi, I have a 46-gallon bow front that has been up for about 1 1/2 years. I am looking into having coral and was wondering what is the best lighting out there? I know some people have recommended pc's for my tank, is that good enough for hard corals too? I just don't want to have to upgrade...

should I have more watts? around 300? (sorry...not a technician)

The tank is about 1 1/2 years old. I have not bought the light yet. The tank is 46 gallons. Someone had suggested 260 watts...is that about right? Yes, I did buy "aquacultered" fish, so they might never host.

ok, well the leak is out of the bottom, but thanks anyways! :jumping:

Hi! I have been wanting an anemone for a while and have decided to try my hand at one. I do not have any special lighting but soon I might be getting a pc. Is that enough for an anemone? What anemone is the easiest that an occelaris will host? Will one occelaris host an anemone, or do I need a...

Awesome zoos!! :joy: Good job with your corals! -Ace :jumping:

I would recommend two firefish gobies. They are very amusing and fairly hardy.

Ok, thanks. I don't think I'll get the firefish just becuase I already have one in my main tank. Thanks for the advice! It has never been treated with anything that contains copper.