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is it true that the sand sifting stars will kill your critters in your sand. i mean i know they eat some of them but is it like a mandarin for instance in that it will destroy the entire population quickly. someone who knows for a fact please clear this up.

wow alot of responses on this one. i agree with everyone. there was NO EXCUSE for her to do something like that. i mean come on 5 kids. don't you think after her killing about the 3rd one she would have started to realize what she was doing. she is really sick. i can't believe someone could be...

you shouldn't have any problems

you can try if you want but it's not really necessary. if you have sufficient enough lightning then you should be ok. they will feed off of the light and the elements such as calcium, etc.

alot of times when they get stressed out there color will fade out for a while. i would definitely give it a few days before i purchased it.

i would just stick with the instant ocean.

there used to be a forum to just chat about anything and everything but they took it out.

yeah just a little far but thanks. :p are there any clubs in your area?

the eel should be ok in that tank for awhile if you get him small. if you want to use the filter from your fw tank you can just change out the biowheels. and you really don't need anything else

i agree with broomer on that one. i really don't care for fastest kits.

ok i don't seem to be getting much response about this club. come on guys. i need to get some in put. i got plenty of it the first day i mentioned the club and now what. <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" />

mine liked low lighting and little to no current. that was before i forgot about him and he fell between a rock and got no light and died. can ya'll believe i forgot about a $50 coral. yeah i'm kicking myself for it still. this just happened a few days ago.

ok the mushrooms and the bubble should be fine. and just about any anemone would be ok. just be careful what type you get bc some as you have probably read will eat your fish. as for the sps corals i would wait. i personally believe they need more lighting.

about the only urchin i know to be reef safe is the royal urchin. if i were you i would look into getting one of those. they are really pretty. they are kinda like a royal purple color. as for any other urchin i wouldn't dare put one in my tank. every now and then i hear of someone getting lucky...

sometimes when they reproduce they will frag themselves i guess you would say.

not really sure how fast they reporduce but yes they do come in many different colors.

DAB pods come in all different sizes and shapes. you can also see them at night after your tank lights have been off for about an hour. if you get a flash light and shine it on the tank you can sometimes see them running around on your lr. the more the merrier. predators right i would look into...

broomer's right give it a chance it will settle out. sometimes it just takes a good while.

well it's some pretty good lighting. what type of corals are you wanting to put in there?

i agree with everyone. just be patient and give it a little longer. your ph isn't really bad. the ideal ph for a saltwater tank is 8.2 so your ok.