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U need Corals that only require moderate light, personally I dont think you have enough. I have a 135g with 440 Watts of VHO Light and I dont think it is enough. Candy Corals might do Ok, mushrooms, or go for one that doesnt need much at all like Sun Polyps, but remember, they need to be fed...

Ok people, Im dying to get a Sea Cucumber that I have been eyeing for months, it is a beautiful Red White and Blue. Being as patriotism is at an all time high it seems fitting. I have heard horror stories about these things killing everything in a tank because they were upset, or died. However...

Coraline algae isnt bad that I know of, in fact you will find most people on this board begging for ways to increase it. I myself am buying a calcium reactor to give mine a little boost. Inverts wont hurt it, and clean up quite well after other things.

Im looking for opinions. What do you think is the best food for your fish and or reef? I currently have two large yellow Tang's, a Percula, a Domino Damzel, A Three Stripe Damzel, a Lawnmower Blenny, Candy Coral, Purple Gorgonian and a Purple Tip Anemone. Currently I am feeding a combination of...

In my opinion Skimmers are essential, depending on the type of skimmer you have it will most likely have a cup at the top. If it is working properly it will pick up some nasty stuff and deposit it in the cup. I have to empty my Seaclone about once a week, but usually do it more often because it...

I got them at *****.

1.025 for me.

Ok, is a UV bennificial to a reef tank, or bad news, I get so many opinions that I have been afraid to buy one?

I adore my SeaClone, it is rated for 90g but I have it in my 135. I have no problems really and home to one day get a bigger one.

Skimmers remove detrius, help in better water quality, and can even cut down on pesky water changes. Even if you get a cheap one it will help somewhat.

DO NOT TOUCH IT WITH BARE HANDS! :o :mad: :o :mad:

I got a Lawnmower Blenny, he cleaned my rocks, substrate, and even the glass. He is a tireless worker and I swear by them.

I hope not, Mine has been 8.8 forever. It cant be good but everything is alive and actually doing quite well. Someone told me to get a PH Buffer to take it down. Ill watch this thread for suggestions.

Originally posted by option720: <STRONG>You couldn't ue your hand for two days. What happened did it sting you? That is some freaky stuff!</STRONG> I was moving the sand back after my maroon clown swept it aside, the worm was in the samd and I didnt see it, it got me on the pointer finger...

Ive had mine for a while, they are multiplied to the point where next month I am going to frag a few of them off. I feed Phytoplankton and in the mornings when they have sweeper tentacles extended I give them Brine Shrimp(frozen). They seem very happy and readily split like a Cell in the old...

I have a Bristleworm (Fire) in my 35g. Never knew it was in there until one day when it emerged to get some food that had made it to the bottom. It is the largest I have ever seen, at 1 and 1/2 feet in overall length. I found out the hard way that it was a fireworm, my hand didnt even work for...

I prefer one located on Jones Rd. at 290, it is a Fish Ranch, unsure of the phone number. Also: Fish Ranch 6734 Larkwood at Hillcroft and 59 713-782-1182 Great selection of Coral Fishland 13155 Westheimer 713-497-FISH Global Fish 8880 Bellaire Houston, TX. 77036 713-771-4848 That should get you...

I looked this one up in my Coral Bible and it says they dont need a lot of light, just moderate. It says they are moody and dislike crabs and other things that walk over them. Also trace elements are vital to this coral. I personally dont have one yet, looking for a nice Purple one though.

I wish I had your problem, my snails barely keep up as it is. U have enough light to keep the food warm at Mcdonalds! :D

I would go with the cured, the cost differance isnt that much, great articles about it at waltsmith.com which is where pet warehouse's rock comes from. I get a lot from the LFS mostly, I can see it there.