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Originally Posted by kender I have really been looking for some live rock and wondered if you might part with it. I will pay for the shipping. Its the last thing I need to get so I can cycle my tank and get my first few fish. LR is so freaking expensive around here is ridiculous (probably...

Originally Posted by renogaw what's your time frame you need to offload? No real rush, won't be moving for a couple of months.

Free to good home: Need to get rid of tank...I would MUCH prefer to sell it (invested a couple grand) but don't want to peice it out. PICK UP ONLY, in South Portland, Maine. 36 gallon bow front acryllic aquarium with stand (black) Coralife Lunar Aqualights Compact Fluorescent Strip Lights...

Originally Posted by sw65galma Not really, say you have a 200+gal tank and $15,000-$30,000 worth of live stock in it.. $750 is a drop in the bucket to have peace of mind for your water... Even for little Reef tank owners can have $5,000 worth of coral easy, Some rare and not easily replaceable...

If you're like me, you want to know exactly what your nitrite level is and know that test kits are not very accurate and are highly prone to error. I have a Hach DR/890 portable colorimeter for sale with manual, peripherals, and some reagents. Can test for more than 90 different chemicals...

29 gal SW aquarium with stand and lighting fixture. Lighting fixture stock with aquarium but includes a 50/50 Reef Sun (good for FOWLR) Turbofloater skimmer (new but no box) Hydor internal power filter (new) Powerfilter (hang on with biowheel, forget the brand) Just add water and fish $400 OBO...

"is my brain dying" Is that a loaded question or what?!?!?!

Originally Posted by Thomas712 https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/172998/amphipods-copopods-isopods Thomas712 Speaking as someone who has spent far too many hours at the scope identifying phytoplankton and zooplankton, you have some PHENOMENAL pics, better than ANY I've seen in my identification...

I've gotten both inverts and fish from here, and have not had a single issue. On the contrary, I'm singin' high praises (much higher quality than other online purchases from other websites). Example, ordered 10 each of nassarius and astrea snails, got 12 and 11 respectively. Coral I got was a...

I would avoid dumping in chemicals to get the pH down. Try doing a water change first, see if that helps. Also, check your alkalinity levels, they are also going to be off with that high of a pH. The high pH could be due to a spike in ammonia (which is expected when curing live rock); amonia...

Its pretty easy to tell sexes in the older fish, young fish can be difficult if they are still developing. Females will have a rather short, lobed dorsal fin, while males will have a long pointy dorsal fin. google it, I'm sure you'll be able to find some pics on the web.

I've had gouramis for years and feel your pain. Most gouramis are territorial, but you can usually get away with mixing them. If you have a male and a female, let the female be alone in the tank for a few days, then introduce the male. If you have any floating substrate, they will soon be...

Don't get a leopard! I had a leapord for ~6 years (don't anyone start yelling, it was at a research lab, where we had her in a 16'diameter, 3.5' deep swimming pool in a flow through system). Leopards are ram ventilators, meaning they HAVE to keep swimming or they will suffocate. Even babies...

Hello All I'm new to saltwater aquariums (though not new to FW aquariums). Over the past decade, I've gotten a couple of degrees in marine biology (MS highest level) and have taken years of abuse from my family for always having freshwater tanks. After getting away from the family (by moving...

The glass itself is giving you the green tint. Some manufacturers use a lower quality glass, giving the green look that you have. The aquarium is slightly less expensive that way, but the asthetics leave something to be desired. Nice set up though.

In addition to killing organisms exposed to the air, there could also be other more serious issues. If these airpockets are being form a good distance away from the water outfall, it could be an indication that your water is supersaturated with oxygen. Its good to have high dissolved oxygen...