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Originally Posted by bbeakl1 Ok so I got bored today and decided to take my tank apart and give it a good cleaning and take my fish out to restock. Probaly not the best idea all my corals are very unhappy and im frustrated as hell from trying to get the rock back to how i like it. But I wanna do...

When I got my 12 gallon aquapod mine came with it and it also came with the little white (chalk looking) media.

This is what I have in my 12 gallon aquapod- 1 occ. clown, one yellowtail damsel, and one midas blenny. No just remember to add the fish slowly. If yuo go with an aggressive or a fish that can become aggressive add them last. I added the damsel last and the clown first b/c there would be a good...

If you have a sump or fuge place a fan blowing air on the water. If the tank really get hot maybe place 2. If you have a canopy, place some fans in there as well. Maybe 2 blowing in on the sides and two blowing (pulling hot air out) on the top! I've also read that some people place packs of ice...

Maybe some type of Xenia? And just some advice... if you want a coral to spread rather quickly and multiply by the dozens, this is the coral for you. If not I'd stay far away from it! It's not like it's a bad thing but many people have preferences/ opinions about this coral. Mine spread way too...

If it's between the 3's and the 4's I'd definitely go with the 3's! Because if yo said you have alot of soft corals the 4's (in my opinion) will be too powerful! Just make sure that when you put them in don't put them directly where the softies are. Postion them closest to the SPS corals so that...

If you want a good one go with the ASM's or the Euro's. Kind of pricey but well worth it!

I had that same question. I too am in the process of building a canopy over my 65 gallon tank (36x18x24). So I have been talking to alot of people and to my LFS and everyone basically said the same thing... 15 to 18 inches for the canopy. Nothing lower than 15" and nothing higher than 18" (in my...

Nice looking tank! It looks awesome! Also... Are those colt corals? I have something that looks just like those but I never really found out what it really was. All I know is that it's some type of soft coral.

Really no one?

You could think about adding a royal gramma or some tye of anthias. If your fish list isn't final yet.

a clownfish or two (a pair), a sixline, a royal gramma, some type of small anthias- maybe the bartletts.

Maybe some type of damsel?

I had two shaving brush plants in my tank(I too like the way they look) and my hermit crabs went to town. They had completely eaten both of the shaving brush plants in two days. The only good thing about these were that they weren't very expensive!

What size sump do you have? (dimensions?) Are you going with am external pump for the sump or an internal sump?

Chuck- How far apart are your baffles? How far from the bottom of the tank to the baffle is it? How big is you sump/fuge?

Anyone?

Has anyone ever used this pump? Is it quiet? Does it produce alot of heat? Are they a pump that even though it may be small, the power is very strong? I'm torn. I'm not sure if I should get the Pan World pump or if I should get the Oceanrunner pump. Please help!!!!!

Originally Posted by Luca Brasi How long and how often? I use a battery back-up for my pump only. I get about 2 hours out of it. I recommend it for everyone... What battery back-up pump are you using?

All corals should be temp. acclimated so that they don't go into shock!!! All corals should also be drip acclimated!