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thanks, and you weren't harsh at all. I love getting all the help that I can get. clowns are all getting along quite well too. Salt level is already comming down. I think it is 1.026 now. thanks

well it is really the cyanobacteria, have done alot of reasearch on that one. and yes I have had some deaths. I only use saltwater and fresh water from the fish store. got my nitrite down to 0, amonnia down to 0, PH is still a bit low about 7.8 and nitrate is a bit high right now about 10...

:notsure: Not sure how to describe it....deep dark maroon in color, seems kind of hairyish (if that is a word) for just checking it out I used a soft brush and it comes off easily but does come right back.. if it is that cyano stuff I have read some where that rainfords goby will eat it...

my lighting seems to be pretty good. I have 2 coralife light fixtures of 65 watts each. I am working at bringing down the salt level also. I am a woman what can I say I love to shop for my new hobby. I know, I need to be paitent, my son in law tells me that all the time, and for that matter...

:notsure: could you please help..I have a 30 gal tank lots of live rock, live sand on the bottom, some polyps, mushrooms, culrly Q anemone, royal, 2 nemo's 1 maroon clownfish, domino damsel . Had a blenny and one more royal and within the last two day's both died. My salt is 1.035 nitrite...

:) Yes Legion, that is just mine look like. that is truely it.

:confused: Now I am getting really confused.....The baby things........ that I have are out most of the time and on the glass. When I look very close at them they appear to really look like baby snails. Some are a light brown in color and some are white. They really don't look like the flat...

:jumping: :cheer: Yes!!!!!!!!!!!! thank goodness someone else has them. I have counted at least 5 on my tank wall's. I use a magnifying glass to get an up close view of them, and yes they sure look like baby snails. thank you, now I know I am just...

when I first got my snails I had 3 of them for the 30 gal tank. I would get alot more than that for that 55 gal. my thoughs maybe even 5 or 6. but that is just my thoughts. Christine

:joy: Hi Nancy I have 2 coralife lights, and I think they are both 65 watts. So far they have work well with my tank, and like I may have said it is only a 30 gallon tank. I think I paid like $83.00 for each light. hope that helps you. Have a great night/day Christine

you need to get a clean up crew right away. I got turbo grazer snails and they did a great job on my tank. I also have hermit crabs. I only have a 30 gallon tank but all in all it is still a job to make sure you have the right crew in your tank. Read lots of books and read these message...

:rolleyes: my 2 cents worth. I got a curly Q anenome for my first just a few weeks ago, and it is just really neat to watch. and really enjoys a crevice I have in my rock. It goes their at night and comes out after I turn my lights on in the morning. It is really cool. :happy:

:hilarious I have a curly Q anemone, and when I put it in my tank it started to move around on one of my rocks. It really loves this rock as their is a crevice on this rock that is near the top of the rock. When it feels threatened it reteats into this crevice. But most of the time it climbs...

:jumping: I just wanted to say thank you for your input. Like I said I haven't been into this very long but I want to do it right. I have also learned to be paitent, as my son-in-law has been getting through my head. I haven't been going to this site very long but from what I can see it is...

:confused: But I thought that all that I had in my tank Are all Reef safe. Was I informed wrong????? :notsure:

:notsure: Hello all. I have been doing my tank now for about 8 months. I have a 30 gallon tank, live rock, live sand, green button polyps,yellow colonial polyps, 2 turbo snails, 5 hermit crabs, mushroom polyps, orange button polyps, a maroon clownfish, domino damsal and a royal gramma basslet...