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Welcome, and good luck. You'll find that this board is a wealth of information. It has been a big help to me an will be to you also.

LMBs like to hide in the rockwork. Being in there only a day it is still adjusting. Give a few days and it will come out.

Mine is the most entertaining member of the tank. He is always out swimming and dancing around. I have on old clam shell that he lives in and it funny to see him peek his head out in the morning. I'd recommend one to anyone.

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I agree, live rock in both tanks and your salinity needs to come up. Inverts are more intolerant of salinity changes than fish and coming from an lfs with normal salinity to your tank would most likely kill them.

My girlfriend used to think I was crazy spending so much attention to my tank. Then one day when she was bored she actually looked at it and was amazed with all the life inside. Didn't take long for her to become addicted after that. Now the only problem is we fight over who gets to sit in the...

You need to cut down on the amount of time your lights are on. 11- 12 hours a much to long. Try 8 hours for a start. Also, is your tank in direct sunlight ? That can cause a problem. A Lawn Mower Blenny should help get your tank back in order, plus they are fun to watch.

Well I tried to help the little gut out. I very carefully enlarged the opening to the shell to give him more room. Within an hour I saw his head peak out for the first time in weeks, usually only a claw or two would fit thru the opening. After two days he still seemed "stuck" so I opened it...

Looks like a pretty good deal to me. That computer will scream with speed :)

You can try to make an area in the tank thats anenome friendly and hope it sets up there. I have had luck with an area of moderate flow and alot of light. It hasn't moved since.

Thanks. I'll let you know how is goes.

I have a hermit crab that appears to be too large to get out of his shell and find a new one. I was thinking of helping him out and enlarging the shell opening for him. Has anyone done this ? Is it a good idea ? Thanks.

Very cool pic.

I have three Chromis and they school nicely. Not sure if the green and blue would school together but I assume they would.

They are fun to watch. They like to school and make a pretty display. I enjoy them as much as everything else in my tank.