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Really, The creature will be taking a trip to the LFS today :) along with the urchin.

Hi All, Thought this would be the best place to come to ask a question. First the run down. I have a 90 gallon reef tank, 1 anenome, 1 coral banded shrimp, turbo snails and blue legged hermits, fish include 1 cinnamon clown, 1 blue damsel, 1 Niger trigger, 1 stars & stripe puffer, 1 coral...

Thank you everyone, I will definately decrease lighting but I will replace the lights. Thanks again.

Hi, and thanks for responding, my lights are running no more than 8 hours a day, I unfortuntately don't know the wattage as I had my tank set up 1 year ago by a local here, I have no problems at all with it in this year....I just thought the red algae coming up was odd shortly after adding Lunar...

I was hoping someone could help. 2 weeks ago I put 3 small Lunar lights on the canopy of my 90 gallon reef tank, it seems just in the last few days I have a red algae growning on my live rock. Any one know if this could be caused by the Lunar Lighting?

:happyfish About 3 weeks ago I transfered all saltwater livestock from their little 33 gallon long reef to their new 90 gallon reef, looks so beautiful but I want to put moonlight in, just wanted your opinions about what may be best. Any input would be greatly appreciated. :jumping:

Truthfully, I don't know, she did not have it set up as a reef tank. Thank you for your input. :)

I have a 55 gallon reef which is my pride and joy. A friend just moved up to a 150 and has given me her 90 gallon set up with everything but the bio ball? Do I know anything about a bio ball, do I even know what she is talking about????? NO????? so someone please explain to me what I am to do...

Hi everyone, I was on a trip and had someone taking care of my tank, I had just put new lighting in it and was unaware that it should only be lit for 5 hours per day, needless to say when I returned, Algae!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! all over the place, Live rock is covered, turbo snails are covered but...

:jumping: thank alyissa

Thank you, I do have live rock, shrimp, scallops, stars. everything else seems to be doing well but the anenomes, I will check this out...Thanks again for your recommendation. :happyfish

What would you suggest? I am so very new to this? The tank is long and I would not want it to get to hot, right?

I thought I would ask as I get different opinions at every turn. I have (I believe) a 40 gallon long tank (inherited from my niece) I have a 45 Power Glo light in it. I have lost two anenomes over the period of 8 months. About a month ago I put in a new anenome it has moved around a lot but...

Thanks for your input, as of Today Sunday, my PJ is still alive and eating well, He still looks like he was beaten up (though not literally) but he seems to be doing fine. I bought a large bottle of Stop parasite for back up so and I will not be adding any more fish for at least a month, keep...

PS, user name is misleading, acutally a Captain's wife, could not set up the name I wanted....so I grabbed hubbys :)

Sorry, yes inside the tank, I have used a scrubber on them and have been able to remove some but they are really stuck there. They don't move and have not seem to have multiplied since last water change.

I do a test with the 5 in 1 strip, guess I need to get a little more updated on my testing, any ideas on what kit? You being the wealth of knowledge all we newbies need your input would be appreciated. Temp is 76 and all levels show ideal including salinity test.

Thank you Thank you and Thank you very much, I will be sure to do this. :happyfish

I have noticed over the last few months small white deposits on the glass on my tank, a scrubber won't hardly scratch or remove these little deposits, don't have a clue what they can be......any ideas? :notsure:

I finished treatment with Stop Parasite Tuesday, during the weekend I did lose my smaller PJ and my Royal Gramma, was sorry to see this happen but at least some survived, but the large PJ is still alive, eating and seems fine except he still looks like he is full of ick, I am sure he is blind...