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Hey, anybody have any care information regarding Acan Lords? Are they hardy? Sensitive to water params? What food do they take? Any information regarding these corals would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

If you have a fuge, try to get some chaeto...algae does not thrive on light alone...phosphates is a big part of it. I recommend a product called Phosban.

There are some auto top offs that will detect up to 1/8 (sometimes even 1/16th of an inch) of evaporation...this will help reduce the sg fluctuations in your tank and will help keep it stable enough to keep the anemone happy and healthy.

e-mail me maybe I can help you find something.

I also have an overflow set up that I haven't done yet...but the top part of my intake has teeth on it...I will actually have to use epoxy to block the stock grids so that it forces the water to the teeth that is on top of it...thus reducing the amount of water in the 1st chamber...letting the...

Thanks! I'll just stick to the blue ones then or just the red ones.

If you're planning on an anemone, I highly recommend investing in an auto-top off...

I have a modified 12 nano and I love it...I know many people who love the 24. As with all products, there are nightmare scenarios where I've seen people nanos crack and leak incessantly...I haven't had this problem. There are a few bad apples that goes out from the manufacturer and is damaged...

Yes, but I ordered a MJ 606 for it...might upgrade it to the Rio 1400 since it has that splitter.

I got it from my LFS but I know sites that have them...I'm just unsure of the fitting size as I went to my LFS and used their cube to figure out the fitting size. If you can't find any...e-mail me and I can e-mail you some links that would have them, if you want one that's exactly like mine it...

I never said I was going to keep it anyway if I found out that it does affect them...please don't malign my post. As far as my coral list, Hammer coral and ricordias and a mushroom as of now.

Hey Viper, I actually got it from a friend who customizes cubes...he does have a website where he sells modified cubes so if anybody is interested please e-mail me: rbaby@softhome.net As far as price...it was a little hefty, assuming that with that money I could have certainly gotten a bigger...

The problem with a frogspawn in a cube is that they have to have a good perimeter around them...those sweepers can irritate neighboring corals pretty easily. A hammer has shorter sweepers and tentacles but still need that perimeter. They're fairly easy to frag though so if you did get any you...

It also goes through pink, white and yellow which I can't seem to catch...it's a nifty little LED light that I bought...it rotates through all these colors...dims in with the color, dims out...then next color...once it has gone through all of the colors it shuts off for a couple of...

Red:

Purple:

Green:

I got these LED's that are just fun...though I'm not sure how the colors affect my inhabitants...I will keep both...the blue and the fun one...check this "fun" one out: Blue:

I forgot to add that I added phosban to my first chamber along with the carbon and sponge.

Also the new member to my tank: