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Yea, sorry about how small the picture came out I took it with my phone. Keep the suggestions coming, Thanks.

OK, thats sounds like a great Idea. What if I went exotic, like an aggressive only tank? Any suggestionson that? I am really good and well schooled at care and maintance but I suck at pick things that will get along well together, thats mainly why Im looking for help. Thanks

Yea, I dont know the exact maker tha I have used, I just always grabbed what ever was on the shelf. Never really noticed different makers. Its always the one in the white tube with green and red label. Sorry I could be more specific.

Regular super glue GEL is what works best and it is non toixc. You should have no problem with it. Thats what I use. Wal-mart your local hardware store should have it.

SO, I have had a tank in the wall over my Tv in the living room for about two years now and Im thinking its time to add some new tenants. But Im not sure what. Any one got any Ideas?? AS of now there are five fish Yellow tang Maroon Clown 2 Three stripe damsels Domino Damsel several hermit...

SO, I have had a tank in the wall over my Tv in the living room for about two years now and Im thinking its time to add some new tenants. But Im not sure what. Any one got any Ideas?? AS of now there are five fish Yellow tang Maroon Clown 2 Three stripe damsels Domino Damsel several hermit...

I will have to use my other camera. I will get back to you on that. In the on pic you can see the white growth on the gill, it about the size of an eraser head.

Ok, so I have a 55 gallon in wall tank that has been setup for almost two years with no problems.For the time being it is a FOWLR, I am thinking about adding some more, as of now there is only 5 fish in it, including the clown. The trouble is with of my one clown fish. I noticed about 10 months...

Last I checked this wasnt a dating service. And what with all of that said would you make of a Smart guy who is good looking and good at "relations" ???

Where abouts in Jersey do you live?? Did you make the rock and cure it here in Jersey or somewhere south?? I was thinking of doing the same thing but I didnt know if the species found native here would co exist in a tropical tank. Thanks.

Great thanks, I do actually have a pretty big refuge but its not quite done yet. Its about 50 gallon or so. I am working on some carbon filters but I will try your suggestions, thanks.

Yes two to three inches of sugar grade sand.

So, I have a rather large tank. salt water reef obviously. Lots of fish and LR. I had a problem with algea, lots and lots. I check my phospate levels and I adjusted my lights, bit it still was growing pretty good. So, I went to the store and got a dozen turbo snails and some extra crabs and now...

So, I have a rather large tank. salt water reef obviously. Lots of fish and LR. I had a problem with algea, lots and lots. I check my phospate levels and I adjusted my lights, bit it still was growing pretty good. So, I went to the store and got a dozen turbo snails and some extra crabs and now...

So, I have a rather large tank. salt water reef obviously. Lots of fish and LR. I had a problem with algea, lots and lots. I check my phospate levels and I adjusted my lights, bit it still was growing pretty good. So, I went to the store and got a dozen turbo snails and some extra crabs and now...

What type of anenome was it? I have seen bubble tips do this, they totaly deflate themselves and become so flat that you probably looked right at him and didnt even know it.

So long as the fish do not look like they are having trouble they should be fine. The milky color will settle out and every thing will go back to normal.

Always glad to help. I would definitly cut back on the amoubt of time that the lights are on. I may also consider increasing the wattage, or shifting light spectrums. Just a thought, good luck.

Read Read Read, This is one of the greatest threads ever posted on this topic. It will help you lots. https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/show...ight=red+algea

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