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hello i have a 46 gallon tank with a 10 gallon sump and do not have room for a fuge in the sump i do not want to use a hang on i am afraid of the weight on the tank but i would like to add a fuge any replies as to what other people have done would be appreciated ricky

what i do that seems to help is add fresh garlic to there food and most aquarium stores sells garlic drops to add to food

sounds like pods perfectly safe

very nice you should be proud

BEE---AAAAA---UTIFUL :cheer:

That was awesome i hope everyone appreciates there dad as you did p.s. hope one day my tank looks as good as yours Ricky

thanks for the info and the id

how long has your tank been set up and at what temp?

are you testing with refractometer? it is the best way to test the cheap testers are prone to be innacurate

Originally posted by _Eric_3 Here is a picture of my galaxy. wow that pic is awesome the ones in my tank were so small when i got them that you could barely notice them but they have grown a lot is there anything special i should know about these corals

the landscaping is awesome that rock in the middle sets the whole thing up very nice :D

Originally posted by Yosemite Sam Nice tank! Were the corals in #2 hitch hikers? I just found them in the overall tank picture. How big is each head? They don't seem very big. I don't think it's a torch either. Cool, though. each head is a little bigger than a quarter and yes they were...

Originally posted by ViPeR_930 I don't think #2 is a torch. Can you get a pic of it when it's closed? sorry spoke to soon guess i have not been looking to close here is one at night with flashlight

that is a problem it never closes that is how it looks day and night it has grown since i had it came on some live rock

that is my camera i used the flash

Originally posted by bigarn Looks like a torch. :D bigarn thanks for the id

i was hoping someone could id the coral in pic 2

what are you cycling your tank with?

TYVM :D

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