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Originally Posted by rbrockm1 that all green one is my fav. what type was he again? Christmas Tree

AFTER you have most of your live rock in and arranged, with the fish you have, you can do several different gobies, i.e. engineer, sleeper, watchman, and dwarf angels, i.e. coral beauty, flame. Right now I'm getting into Japaneese swallowtail angels.

I was having the same problem in my 90 untill I tested for magnisium and found my problem. Since I raised it, (still in the process) I don't have to add additives daily. Plus I finally got lucky and got a good used calcium reactor from a someone being deployed and looking forward to using it!

Big step up. I just upgraded from a 55 to a 90. Are you going to make your reef first or add fish first? My suggestion would be reef first so you don't stress your fish too much.

Thank you Wendy! I am honored you made your very first post in my thread. Dusters can get under your skin and you end up searching them out. The ones you see here I call a true collection as I simply kept searching every shop I've gone into for 2 years to come up with these different ones!

Originally Posted by reefkprZ dont you know what LFS stands for? LFS often means (LIES FOR SALES) Would be hilarious if it wasn't so true!

Originally Posted by reefrunner So if I purchase a test kit for alk...what is a good brand, and what are acceptable levels? Opinions opinions. sigh! I have tested for the mainstays for 2 years, ph, alk, cal, trates. I have to say I was really shocked when I bought a test for magnesium. OMG was...

Interesting. My lfs has always told me acros only grow under MH, then they try to get me to upgrade my T-5's.

More a fight for territory than food issues. Zoas have a mean sting. One of them need to be moved.

It has natural color, so it is alive.

After 2 years with my 55, I finally got the wife to agree to a bigger tank! I now have a 90 gal. with a 30 gal. sump. It is so cool having so much more room. It is a room divider. In the pictures, I show the 55 as it was, and the new 90. I managed to only loose a colt leather (got buried...

Thought I would add some updated pics of the christmas tree worms, and add a few of my regular dusters, just for fun!

Originally Posted by Golgi Aparatus do you need special lights for Feather dusters? I have a fish only tank and was curious if I could keep dusters. thanks! No special lights needed. As a matter of fact, dusters prefer low lighting. They are found in the wild at the bottom of reefs. Enjoy!

I think you got a great eye for design!

Cool tank, just wondering if the scuba diver comes with it or is he an additional charge?

Did you use live sand? If so, then yeah, go ahead, but just remember, in a fresh tank your "clean up crew" won't have much to eat.

I agree with most of the list you have been given, with the exception of the leathers. I have never had any luck with them, but could just be me. Mushrooms are a no brainer, super easy, along with polyps, frogspawns have been my mainstay, super easy. Yeah, you can feed, but I don't. If...

A close relative, I have 2 christmas tree feather dusters. Heads the same, just mine have the typical feather duster soft tube instead of the hard tube of coco's. They must have low lighting most of all. Bottom of the reef and plenty of plankton.

I use Tetra. Low price and good quality!