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I am also transfering everything from my 90 and 55 into a 180. Would like some good info as well. BUMP

Originally Posted by spanko Nope, but that doesn't mean anything. Just surprised that of all the posts I have read about Bryopsis have not heard anyone mention this. Seems like if it worked people would surely talk about them instead of raising Mg levels. IDK I got some bryopsis on some LR...

My husband gets alot of email updates from "ammoman." Walmart is very cheap but they never have any 9mm or 22 in stock. Goes as fast as they get it in. Plus they are limiting it to 1 box per person.

I wouldn't recommended it. Those are not strong enough lights for a photosynthetic animal like a anenome.

I just picked up a Fuzzy Dwarf today. He is so darn cute! He is tiny about 3-4 inches. I am trying to get him to eat frozen krill and mysis. If he does not eat is a day or so I will have to go get some live food. He looked interested in the krill but my crabs stole it. Lol..

That brown stuff is probably just diatoms which means your tank has cycled. Just add your clean up crew and do a water change.

Now I hear some clams like to be placed directly on the substrate. But if you have to move it up, some folks put some sand into a 1/2 shell (dead clam:( ) and place their clam inside it.

I hear the squamossa are not as light dependant at other clams. You may even be able to keep him on the substrate. You can just start there and move him up if you need to.

They usually find one spot and stand watch. Hince the name "watchman goby". Mine just stays put in front of his burrow he shares with my diamond goby. I don't have to spot feed him though. He was one of my first fish. Once in a while he gets a bug up his but and goes for a stroll swimming around...

You are off to a good start. Good choices in coral

Very cute tank. What are the dimensions? I like it! I got black sand too. Nice choice.

I just started a 29BC. I also have a 55 and a 90. Must be crazy doing another reef tank. My daughter really wanted one of those fuzzy dwarfs. I wasn't sure how small a tank they would do good in. Plus I heard they only eat live foods. That would get old quick so I did another reef tank.

Not to sound crazy, but I believe aliens HAVE already been here. My husbands next door neighbor at work had a father that was involved with area 51. He wrote the book called, "The day after Roswell". Supposedly that crash helped us with some of the current technology we have such as fiber...

That is if we don't finish ruining Earth ourselves. I sure hope we are not the only intelligent life out there.

My problem is misfits! Everytime I go to any LFS and I see a poor damaged or malnourished fish I try to bring it home to rehab it only for it to be too far gone before I get it. I had a one-eyed kole tang (attack from yellow tangs in too small of a tank) and a green spotted mandarin...

Lol... You are pretty brave putting your tank next to all your expensive electrical items. I bet it is neat to sit there and watch though. 1+ on the fridge

They are pretty docile. I got a one spot foxface and he buddied up with my kole tang. I also got a sixline, 2 false percs, and a royal gramma in my 55g. Everyone gets along.

I would offer him algae (nori) sheets every day or every other day. My fish also love blanched broccoli. They can't get enough of it. Some people might object but they are real healthy fish with great color and it does not make the mess that the sheets do.

The cords are fine. They are just visible. Maybe move them behind the tank if you have enough clearance. Make sure you have a GFI installed in the outlet and drip loops. Looks good!

You might want to try and remove as much of that Caulerpa (far left side). It will take over your tank with their runners. Or get something that eats it like a tang or foxface or something. The new rockwork looks nice otherwise.