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wow! thats a ton of zoas but all look awesome. Make sure to post pics when you get them in your tank, im sure we would all love to see them!

wow. sounds pretty intense. I will be sure to snag some gloves and be extra careful. Thanks for the compliment!

awesome mantis! Glad to see the tank is coming along nicely. Keep it up!

I saw the video and it was a crazy fall. I am mad though, I have missed both nights so far. Im gunna have to make sure I catch it tomorrow...or tonight...its early. You guys may continue.

Thanks for the info mike. You seem to know all the answers. Maybe you should stick around for a while. Thanks for the kind words tne. Good to see you stop by. Doing a water change tomorrow, in the next few days im gunna add my clean up crew.

Great taste in coral. The tank looks awesome! Looking forward to seeing new pics. Im getting my first corals for me little tank soon. Im excited. haha Bryan

Originally Posted by MichaelTX not a problem.. what wattage of PC do you have on there and what K rating? what part of michigan are you from? Mike For the lighting I have 1 - 24w 10K and 1 - 24w 50/50 bulb I live in south-east MI. About 20 miles north of the ann arbor area if you know where...

No corals as of yet. I still have to get a water change and a clean up crew in. Those are the corals I am getting at a local frag swap on Aug. 26th. The list is updated a little bit so I guess I will post it: 3 polyps of all Pink Zoas 3 polyps of all Blue Zoas 5 poylps of Orange Bam Bam Zoas 5...

well... Thats a reliefe. Thanks Mike for the quick resonse. I knew you were a mod for a reason! Bryan

I just finished my cycle which did not take that long due to cured LR and LS. I was looking around in the tank and noticed this snail looking thing. It did not have a shell so maye its a slug? Anyway, I have never seen anything like it before so and hoping it wont eat coral when I get some or...

Bubble Tip Anenome in a 14 gallon with stock lighting in a few months? What are your views? Also I know corals dont put as much of a bioload compared to fish in a tank but can too many at once put the tank in a mini cycle? Looking forward to your opinions. Thanks Bryan

I went out and got a new pH test kit. My pH read 7.8. Im thinking this might have something to do with my high alk and low calcium as they all are tied together. My water is ready for a water change so I think tomorrow or sunday im gunna do it. Here is the updated list on the corals im getting...

Is there any writing at all on the pump itself? Anything would be better than nothing. As for different stores try to check online or in the yellow pages. The nearest fish store I trust is an hour away, but im willing to drive the distance for the great help and exstensive knowladge.

Unless you have Metal Halide or maybe T5 lighting the anemone wont stay healthy in the long run. I would keep the lights on for around 12 hours a day and 12 hours off. The anemone will inflate and deflate randomly. When they deflate for a long period (days) is when you know there is a problem...

Sounds like the fish with the square might be a domino damsel and the one with the stripes might be a 3 or 4 stripe damsel. The spikey ball thing sounds like an urchin. If you check on this site on the fish or inverts they have for sale you might be able to tell by the picture they give. Good...

Im also adding these to my thread. They help me out a lot.

Just got done testing my water and starting some new water for a change. SG: 1.024 pH: The color of the water does not match any color on the chart so Im gunna get a new one tomorrow. Ammonia: 0 Nitrite: 0 Nitrate: 5 Calcium: 330 Alkalinity: 10.9 dKH I am hearing reports that new Salifert...

Great pictures. Love the eel!

There is just smaller peices in mine as well, maybe like goldbalf size and smaller. I am not sure on the weight though. Juat make sure your pieces arent crazy small. That might be a pain in the butt.

The first chamber on my biocube14 is filled with LR rubble for more surface area for bactteria = a more stable tank. The second chamber on the cube is full of cheato. (macroalgea) for pod growth, and a natural nitrate and phosphate decreaser. A light in a box was then added to the back outside...