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we are stating that most of the fish and corals etc. that they have listed are rarely available. I was just wondering if they got a shipment in on a certain day at a certain time so i could buy what i want...which is mostly unavailable. I figured that if the person that runs this forum would see...

Originally Posted by 05xrunner yea..Anyone can list a ton of stuff and never have it. and just say out of stock. Maybe I will make a site and list tons of awesome stuff just say not in stock..LOL haha, ya...they have lots of fish usually but they are lacking in the coral area. and thats what i...

so isn't there anyone out there that has noticed a trend :notsure: ? haha, thanks you two that have replied...i come one this message board pretty much every day lately so i should start looking at the corals more often. :thinking:

so how did you get rid of the cyano bacteria? Congrats on getting rid of it your tank is beautiful. I'm batling the bacteria as we speak

ya, i don't check it that often so i wasn't sure if there was like someday that they have more and it just disapears fast.

I want to make a purchase of corals from this site but they never seem to have many things in stock. Does anyone know when they stock their fish so i could possibly get what i want when it first comes in and they have it?

gahh, this is so addicting...i want so many defferent corals and this is just making me want more. love the tank and the clam

oh, one more question...should i get moon lights for my aquarium at night? Or do they really make any difference at all :thinking:

k, thanks guys...i'm good now

i guess they are frags since they come with only a few polyps.

nobody?

When this site (saltwaterfish.com) ships you corals they are attached to little rocks. I was wondering if you could take them off in order to place them on your regular LR. Oh, and what is a good glue to use to have them stick?

thanks bunches. i'm actually looking for a sump pakage thing on the internet right now. I am shopping around and have done lots of research in the past hour. thanks again

how do you set these things up, and what do they improve/ how are they benificial to you SW tank?

how do you set these things up, and what do they improve/ how are they benificial to you SW tank?

OK, i have heard the refugium metioned a lot of times in these threads. What exatly are they, and what parts would i need to set one up?? Oh, and would you recomend having one?

thanks so much, i will be sure to get another test kit so i can test them :joy:

Originally Posted by jdog5578 I hear ya. I actually have a 90 gallon in my basement that has not been used for 5 years. I had a very personable 7" porcupine puffer in there, he moved with me 3 times over my college years and I had him for 5 years. After he died I lost all interest in the hobby...

i am just starting, and i plan to build up the ammount of corals in my tank(after i finish the battle over the red slime in my tank)...so it will eventually be a reef tank. What other things do you test for?

ok, so i have a 55 gallon SW aquarium and i was wondering if a protein skimmer would be a good investment. also i was wondering if i had a good enough test kit. I have a test kit(not sure what kind) that tests: PH Nitrate nitrite & Ammonia I also test the SG and temperature. Should i be testing...