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Need to get rid of my entire 26g bowfront tank setup. Tank Stand (black) 50lbs of liverock Remora Skimmer (up to 75g setup) Coralife 155watt light fixture (needs new bulbs) $200 Dont have time to take care of it anymore. Tank and rocks need a good cleaning (coralline and hair algae). Some...

Originally Posted by thelion As far as I was told, yes, sea hare's are reef safe but once they eat all the algae, the will die and release a toxic fluid in the tank, so the object is to get them out right befor they finish eating all the hair algae. Thank you very much for the info. NM, i...

Cant go wrong with pulsing xenia. It's easy to find, cheap, and grows like a weed. Mine is about to take over my tank.

My skimmer is a remora. I dont have a fuge.

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I get eggs all the time. Raising them would be tough, besides being eaten the larvae usually get sucked up by powerheads. I actually had the priviledge of seeing a batch of eggs hatch. It usually happens at night. The larvae are transparent and are easily picked up by the current.

Can anyone explain how emerald crabs can turn from dark emerald green to a more pale whitish green? Any crab experts? :notsure:

I was gone for the summer for six weeks and left the task of tank sitting to my roommates. To my surprise when I returned, the tank looks awesome. The coral and coralline algae are out of control, but the hair algae and the spaghetti worm population have also boomed to great proportions. How...

I have 130 watt PC over my 26 gallon reef, and my corals are flourishing. I have all softies at the time and might start trying LPS. Maybe a trumpet coral:thinking: .

What is your clown hosting?

What is your definition of a "semi"-reef?:notsure:

My ceriths are laying those swirly looking lines all over my glass. Is there any chance of them surviving or will they just become fish chow? 300th post!!!

Bang saw the pic of mine and he added maybe a peanut worm(?).

Watch out with that bubble trap add-on for the remora. I just recently took mine off. Make sure you constantly top off your water or the box will run dry and it will mess up the pump. It barely ever got rid of my film on my surface like it said it should. But the final straw is when I caught...

CBS's are a hit n' miss. I have two cleaners and a CBS in my tank. They get along fine. The CBS will chase the cleaners if they get to close to him. All three shrimp are the same size.

I had something like that in my tank, and everyone kept telling me it was a bristle. But it sure doesnt look like your typical bristle worm. I dont think it is. It looks and moves like a millipede. What it really is beats me and I really want to know as well.

What ever happened to good ole' krazy glue? That's what I used to pin down my ricordea, xenia, and kenya tree coral, and it worked perfect. :notsure:

I have a bicolor blenny and a watchman goby and they get along fine.