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I've thought about it but no way to drill holes etc...and to be honest I am not much of a handyman (yes the other half gets by bc I normally figure things out )...so a sump would be a bit too much at the moment. Any easy to instal wet/drys that would work well for my setup? Sounds like I would...

According to the info on the box it had it at 90G...ive always used a step higher on my freshwater tanks...getting a 30G filtration system for a 20G etc...thinking about getting a canister or something else but im not sure?

I currently have a HOB Emperor 400 filter on my 90G tank and I am wondering if that is good enough or if I should upgrade to a canister filter or something else? My LFS basically said that the HOB Emp400 would work just as well as the canister would...any help or recommendations would be greatly...

I have a new 90G setup and I just put in my first few items into the tank yesterday. A couple clowfish, coral banded shrimp, small cleanup crew and my long tentacle anemone! Water tested great at the LFS which confirmed my readings at home with my test kit. The LTA has settled and attached...

Went ahead and ordered the Typhoon III from AWI with the faucet adapter and garden adapter so I can try the shower head idea and the faucet idea and hopefully one will work. 1 TYPHOON III AQUARIUM RO DI 75 or 100 GPD - TYPHOON III AQUARIUM RO DI 75 or 100 GPD / Enter GPD Membrane Size and...

Would this work? Any idea how this hooks up? http://static.zoovy.com/img/theh2ogu...aptor_ours.jpg http://www.airwaterice.com/product/F...t_Adaptor.html

Originally Posted by DragonZim The garden hose adapter is the way to go. You can get one for your kitchen sink as well and just leave it on there if you wanted to. I've been looking for one for the kitchen sink...I must be completely out of it or have no idea what to look for. I see the...

Set up my 90G Saltwater tank last Friday and cycling it now...the Diatoms are finally showing up and the shrooms on the live rocks and little critters are doing there job... Anyways anyone using a RO/DI in an apartment? I do not have a laundry hookup to attach the system too...and I admit a...

Interesting...Well I guess I will talk this over a bit with the LFS and see what they said. I told them my intentions and they didn't seem like it would be a problem with lighting etc...but then again anyone in the profit business should always heed a word of caution. I have been really happy...

I've seen the LFS have an anemone with a tomato clown at ths shop in person but I have not seen the "Nemo" fish host up with one in person..just on the net through say lafishguy with his rose or other places...so I guess it can be done but from what I am hearing here...not something a newbie...

Haha..so nix the blue hippo and the Tang and don't have an Anemone...check! No no no just joking... So if anything introduce your fish to the system and then later on the Anemone and still who knows at that point. I am just looking at getting a bubble tip and seeing if the clowns would attach...

Ok..thanks for the reply! So at least 6 months it is. I will get more clafication on it with my LFS but that sounds like the best advice so far. Below is the list of fish I plan on keeping with softies in my 90G tank that is cycling now. Fish that I am planning on keeping in my 90G: 2 Clown...

I have been going back and forth for a bit now and I have received mixed input. When is the best time to place an Anemone in a tank? I have heard of some saying that the tank should be mature and then put one in. I am afraid of the little guy will sting other corals on its way to finding his...

Thanks for the advice...completely understood about the Tangs. I will see what my LFS has to say about them and if I would be able to bring them back when they get a bit bigger if I do not upgrade. I have heard of people doing that as a sort of trade in for another or credit. This stuck me a bit...

Ok sounds good...ill see if my LFS has it or I will just pick it up online

Originally Posted by DragonZim Skip the tangs and get more powerful, or just more, powerheads and you're good to go! Most people around here will say that no tangs should be kept in a 4 foot tank. You can get away with the yellow tang for a short time but the hippo will outgrow it way too...

Hey everyone...yes I am new to the saltwater hobby...well some what new that is. I have had what I consider nano for a while that I took down earlier this year as I was moving. Here is a picture of that setup: Needless to say I am getting back into it with a 90 gallon tank that I just recently...