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Originally Posted by ajroc31 Looks great, but if you got it from marcorocks, go get yourself a nice phosphate/silicate sponge, cause you are looking at serious diotem outbreak. I suggest you seed it before you throw it into the dt. Didn't buy from macrorocks. I washed it off really good until...

Originally Posted by meowzer Probably a good 5"...It was about the size of a quarter LOL....I have had it about 2 years now Mine is right on course then. I bought mine the size of a quarter also. it is about 4 inches after 6 months

Originally Posted by deejeff442 could have carved out a nice cave into that piece.would have looked sweet.did you ask if the piece had a zip code out there? Yeah I was shocked to see the hunk of rock that big in the mail. The box it came in was destroyed from the trip. lol

Originally Posted by novahobbies WOW that's a hunka rok. Good luck breaking it up! I had to do this with some of mine, but we're talking miami Oolite rock...MUCH easier to break up. I used a 5lb hand sledge and a cold chisel. I just used a hammer. Took 20 minutes and had little rubble...

Originally Posted by AquaKnight The fish in question is a Long-spine Cardinalfish. Zoramia leptacanthus Always a good time to visit an Aquarium. That fish was beautfiul. There was like 5 of them together. Mysterious eyes they have. lol

Originally Posted by jennythebugg kewl i bet that place is huge it was nice. They had 2 huge tanks filled with tangs, chromis's, wrasse's. They were nice but kinda funny that I went to a aquarium to see fish I have in my tank. LOL

Went to the Pittsburgh Zoo today. Here are some pics from the aquarium. Had to use my cellphone cam so I not sure how good the pics will be. What fish is this? It has blue jeweled eyes. Looks awesome More to come.

Originally Posted by Flower Don't cycle the tank with any type of live fish...get some frozen shrimp I know that now but then I didn't know about the frozen shrimp cycle.

Originally Posted by James Larocque well it has been three weeks now and the guy at my lfs said i should buy two chromis and two clowns to get my tank started. His methods are different but he is not an idiot. He has 9 beatutiful reef tanks and alot of fish. I agree with buying a couple blue...

I just added my base rock into my tank. How long should I wait to start to add coral?

Originally Posted by meowzer OK...here is a short clip of the ALGAE ATTACK How big is your blue hippo tang? How big was it when you bought it?

Originally Posted by reefraff Sounds like Woodstock Not even close. At least at Woodstock, people listened to the music. At JAMBO all they care about is drinking.

75# Base rock adde

Originally Posted by meowzer Crazy glue never works for me....IDK why....it seems to work for other people....LOL You don't want to put it on the actual coral....put it on the rock or plug the coral comes on....I use Holdfast epoxy stick.......it seems to work for me Lugols will "hopefully"...

Originally Posted by Flower Everyone has their own way..this is mine. I put the coral in a separate container and using a turkey baster I remove some water from the corals and replace that amount with my tank water ..every 15 to 20 minutes for one to two hours depending on the type of critter...

Originally Posted by bionicarm Can't be any worse than the Sturgis Bike Rally that's held every year. You got me there. Sorry for you

Originally Posted by meowzer Nice rock and cute kid.....LOL HOLY COW THOUGH....You gonna take a sledge hammer to it LOL Nah, throw it it and splash down. where it lands in the tank, it stays. I am looking for something right now to start break it down.

Holy chunk of rock. LOL

Got ya all beat. I live in red-neck heaven. We have JAMBO here. Jamboree In the Hills. Red-neck heaven. 4 days of country has-been acts. Nothing but drinking and drinking and more drinking. I know people who go there just to see who many people they can sleep with in the 4 days. Local TV...