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Lets get a full tank shot!!!!!!!! :happyfish :joy: :happyfish BTW those are awesome pics.

I have had my 20gl reef now for a about a year and a half and its doing pretty good. Now I'm thinking of getting a Power Head for it. How strong of one should I get?

How long have you had your anemone? Have you always had him under pc lights?

What size is your tank. And is that a carpet anemone in the front of the tank?

It also looks like it could possibly be red or purple bubble algae. BTY, what kind of lights do you have???? Just curious. You have a nice looking tank.

Is 1.022 ok for my salt to be at.

It looks like cyano to me. But I'm not 100% sure.

Sweetdawn, will you email me at RayRay28576@aol.com with your address so I can pick some up when you have more. I live in Indianapolis and would really appreciate it. Thanks, Kyle

It really all depends on what spike you are talkin about, but it should take about 4 weeks for the whole cycle to be over.

No offense, but you really are hard to understand. LOL. Anyways, the fish would be fine with any kind of freshwater flake food.

Does anyone know if this light is worth $97.00. Its for my 20GL aquarium.

I dont know about pods, but I do know they wont be ok on just brine shrimp. Brine shrimp is not a good source of nutrition for fish. It is more like candy for them.

Hey Your LR will be fine under the light its under now. LR does'nt require as much light as corals and anemones. Now, if you want an anemone for a 75gl, then I would definatley say you need MH (Metal Halide) lights <400 watts. Now if you just want some very very easy corals then I would...

That is really up to you and how you want your tank to look, but I would say no less then 40lbs.:happyfish :) :happyfish Hope that helps.

I had the same problem with my 55 gl (when I had one). It was about 6 months old and the brittle stars I had litteraly fell apart. I have no idea why, they just did. My water parameters were perfect. The only thing I can think of is that the tank was'nt established long enough. My suggestion...

Does anyone know how Mexican Turbo Snails reproduce. Because I was looking in my tank this morning and seen a really small snail on my glass and it looked like a mexican t snail. I have 3 in my tank " now 4 I guess" and was wondering if one could have had a kid. I dont think it could have been...

Oh, one more thing, the reason for spending the $50 on another flourescent light now is because if you do get your pc lights now and wait a year to get corals, then you are going to have to pay about $100.00-150.00 to replace all the bulbs.

If you do decide to buy the pc lighting right now, then I would go to ---- and buy the JEBO PC's, they are good lights. I use them and I have some anemones and corals that are just fine with them. IMO I think that water quality is the big factor in whether or not your inhabitants live. Don't get...

It really all depends on how many watts of lighting you will have with the flourescent lighting, for a fourty-six gl I would recomend no less then 230 watts and thats at least. With that you could keep some easy corals like mushrooms,zoos,polyps, and so on... However I do think you would be...

Your description sounds like bubble algae.