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a uv sterilizer will only kill ich in its free swimming form, it also will not kill the ich on the fish if you research the life cycle of ich, you will see what i mean, it spends time in the sand bed, where you cannot get to it bob

goodwin, that's funny but if you look above the tank you will see a projector that projects movies onto a 10 ft wide by 6 ft high screen so i get the best of both worlds joojoo, the rockwork in the tank, has been professionaly designed by our new resident a 3ft bamboo shark, no matter what we...

phixer, why did joe disasemble the tank??????????????? what did he do with his sharks?? bob

just from my experience, if you would do a search for novice150 find his homepage, and read his article about how he constructed his 1700 gal tank, that has been running since 2002 with no leaks or problems, i believe his cost was under $3,000 including filtration, i know that i have...

what do you think? a plywood tank constructed out of 4x4's, 2 one inch thick sheeets plywood for walls, fiberglassed and epoxied, construction would be the same as novice150 1700 gal shark tank dimensions [hr] 7 ft long 42 inches deep 6 feet high front viewing window would be 4 feet...

well i think the plan for now is to set up my 75 for her as a q tank, then put her in with the angel, if it doesn't work she can go in my buddies 125, we have already spoke about this, imay not get her till next week bob

that's the dilemma, the majestic has been in my friends aquarium for about 4 years, and he is taking his tank down. it has always been a peaceful fish, my french is also a very peaceful fish :notsure: bob

the rock you are talking about is actually porites with the worms living inside, porites needs very intense lighting and waterflow and is not recommended for beginners it is commonly known as christmas tree rock bob

i know my gut is telling me no, but, i can pick up an 8" majestic angel for cheap from a buddy i have a 240 gal, with a 6" french angel already in the tank, i know that these two angels are some ofthe least aggressive out of the angels, give me your thoughts bob

a uv sterilizer will only kill ich in its free swimming stage, it will not kill what is on the fish or when it is in its tomite stage in the sand bed, it will not get rid of ich, but it can help keep it in check, slightly, it is like putting a band aid on a broken leg, it only helps a little bob

we had become very close to our fish, we bought the puffer when he was about 3 inches and watched him grow, most of the fish including the port jackson were able to be hand fed, it was a very difficult loss, the money loss did not set in until we went to start again, and question the price...

all with the exception of the leopard would need a min of a 220 gal for most of their lives, they would be better off in a 300 gal or larger for the long term the leopard i am not sure on as far as difficulty to maintain, you will need a lot of filtration, sharks are very messy eaters, then...

no i don't have the 390 anymore. we bought the tank used from a local lfs that was going out of business. it was a custom maade glass tank, when i moved the tankr to my new house we set it up with no fish in it for a week to make sure the plumbing was ok, then we put the fish in, the next...

here is a link to the thread if it would help at all, https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/74238/how-does-this-deal-sound-and-lots-of-pics-from-390-and-75-reef only about 4 years ago

it makes things alot easier, and if you spill a little bit of water when filling the sump, no worries

that s***ks my old computer that had those pics on it crashed and have not been able to locate them anywhere else bob

the door next to the tank leads to my fish room with 55 gal sump/refugium and acceess to everything for tank maintainence bob

a few years ago, i had posted pics on here of my 390, they are no longer visible is there any way to retrieve them? bob

here is a pic of my 240 after finally finishing the game room, i will take some more pics of the inhabitants when i get a chance let me know what you think

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