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Originally Posted by GeriDoc I don't think there is anything to worry about. Minor pH changes like that are usually meaningless, and may represent minor maintenance issues like a new fish, or some uneaten food under a rock somewhere, or even the time of day. If all seems to be going well in...

My PH was 8.5 and is now 8.0. I'm worried about this, is this normal? My tank is 2 months old, there are fish in it. Should I increase it very slowly or what? I'm wondering if there's something I've missed.

Originally Posted by 30-xtra high oh yea.. i remember when someone posted the fish photo shop pics. lol Yeah that was me. Anyway, I had no idea someone posted a thread about my avatar until now! haha.

Originally Posted by renogaw no clue, but i'm in CT so its one day ups there, so less than 10 i'd say probably more like 5. gimme an email at mjwag1975 at cox.net with your address. I'll put it in ups today and you can just send a check once it gets there. Ive emailed you. Thanks.

Originally Posted by renogaw hehe, i only wish it wasnt on the front of my tank. i actually like it, although its tough to work with to glue frags onto. I am in New York. What amount do you need for shipping?

Originally Posted by renogaw yup. i was thinking about this also, i have a small piece of rubble rock that is completely covered in pinkish purple coralline. let me know if you want it :) Got a pic of it? Got Paypal? How much? ;) I want coralline very badly.

Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy 48 inch jebo lifetech aquarium compact lights 220 wats Someone once told me 5 watts per gallon of water!

How long after cycling should one expect to start seeing coralline algae on tank walls and live rock?

What fish would consume this stuff? If any? It would be hard to remove without losing some of it free floating within the tank...

wow noone? Should I be scared?

How loud could this clicking actually be?

Here is video of it - http://youtube.com/watch?v=TNXnyncv5Ys Anyone!?

Originally Posted by sepulatian He is in acclimation shock. These animals need at least 4+hrs of very slow acclimation. You haven't said what your SG is after me asking twice. If it is under 1.025 then it is too low. 1.026 is preferred. For future reference, don't buy an urchin or star until...

Originally Posted by sepulatian You didn't answer my questions. How long did you acclimate it, what is your SG. Don't move the urchin. He will go where he is most comfortable. How long have you had this tank? They are never stuck. If they get into a spot then they can get themselves out of it...

I have this puplish hair algae? The bubbles seem to be UNDER the algae rather then on top like other algaes. Can you please help me identify this? I created a video and will provide you guys with it if necessary. I have no idea what this is. There used to be diatoms where this purple stuff is...

Originally Posted by sepulatian That is a sign of stress. How did you acclimate him? What is your SG? Ok, it did not start losing needles until we moved it. We had to move it because it was stuck. It is still moving it's needles however it doesn't seem to be moving from it's spot (it may after...

How do I know if an urchin is dying or dead? I recently bought one and it seems to be moving still but I see that some of the needles have fallen off.. is this normal?

Originally Posted by SlackNation I have had my 2 false percs for about a month now, in a cycled tank. All my parmeters are good. They booth used to sleep in the sand, until about 4 days ago when one started doing the jiggaboo dance to the other. Now the one that does the dance continues to...

Cool, thanks.

What species of anemone do false percula or tomato clownfish like the best?