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Quote: Originally Posted by Bama Man I would not pour ammonia in my tank. All you need to do is put the shrimp in the tank and yes you can put in a filter sock of some sort just to make it easier to remove it. Give it a day or so and start testing your water daily. It's important that you keep...

Quote: Originally Posted by SCSInet The Jager/Submersible story is a long one that I've had to explain too many times to fully type out. Basically it involved the aquisition of Ebo by Eheim, and the loss of UL/CSA certifications for the product which prevented them from being able to market...

Can't help you with the test kit, as I have never used that one. But, I do wonder if using tap water may have caused your algae bloom, even though it is filtered it is not RODI. Only RODI filtration removes all the nutrients and minerals out of the water that usually lead to algae problems. The...

That's too funny!! I didn't even notice, he,he,he. You know what they say..."Good minds think alike"

The top left is a green/purple Yuma Riccordia, care level fairly easy. The top right picture shows Neon Green Star Polyps on the bottom left of the picture, care level, easy. The bottom picture is a green/purple frogspawn, care is a little harder than the other two I listed but not unreasonable...

Salt residue does accumulate and is a constant source of work. You will need to keep after it with a damp cloth. It doesn't sound like from your description, that you have a leak. Pictures would help to determine better answer to your question. The top plastic trim piece is attached with...

Your rock is fine, the ocean does not remain one constant temperature year round, storm fronts and changes of seasons come with some temperature changes and as long as the rock did not remain in cold temperatures for an extended period of time, it will be fine. You may loose a little bit of...

Just keep an eye on nemo, cuz ick an show up and then look like it's gone and then come back in full force. If it is ick, you might want to consider a UV Sterilizer to help combat the problem. If the fish remains stressed, the ick will get worse, but a UV Sterilizer will help to remove any free...

It could be a result of high phosphates. How much are you feeding? How many fish? what type of food? Do you have any pictures?

Your talking about taking the fish back to the LFS. I would assume then, that you can catch it. If you can catch it, put it in your quaretene tank and watch is there and if medication is necessary you can administer safely. Many LFS don't offer warranties on Salt water livestock. But it's really...

+1 Meowzr, If your shipping within a certain distance USPS Express will be cheaper than UPS and Fed Ex. Alot of times UPS and Fed Ex have store fronts for shipping and if not you can find their main location and ship from there. If they are saying that they do not ship animals, I think they are...

This person is just messing with you guys, no way could this tank be 4 months and there is way over $600. worth of livestock! Ivasawajin....get a life!

Quote: Originally Posted by smartorl Guys, I doubt this is a kid, it's someone screwing with you who needs to get a life. +1

Meowzr, that is the same exact heater that I have and I have mine fully submersed. I do not know what line/number three is regarding too. If you still have concerns, look for a 800 number and make a phone call to put your mind at ease. But I know that you have a submersable heater. Maybe, get a...

The Ebo Jagers aren't submerable??? I have jagers and they are underwater, do the directions tell you, you can't submerse them?? Make sure you didn't get defective ones, bummer!! How do your siphon tubes work, I have some that have air tube that runs up to the top inside of the tube.

My 40g tank went through this when I started it (hair algae) and all my water perameters were all in line. I think new tanks go through phases and sometimes it just passes a few more snails couldn't hurt. What kind of water do you use?

Oooo, that background is really, really awesome!

I think that you really need to consider what you want as an end result, because IMO it's hard to flip from fish only to fish with coral using the same components . I agree with "Flower" that there are some corals that will be able to go into a FO tank, but you will be very limited. For...

I love my mandrin, he runs and hides everytime he see's me get my camera. Thought I'd show ya a picture...if you look close, you can see my scooter blenny just beneath the mandrin.

The second one is a cpr overflow, I have the same one on my 40g system, it's a nice overflow. Check thier site they make a couple different ones, with different flow rates. Good luck.