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all right, sounds good. One more thing, I currently have a firefish goby, one false percula and one sebea clown. With the coral beauty, I think I will be overstocked so which one should I get rid of?

I had one the other night. I can't remember too much but I know something was up with my protein skimmer. My tank ended up being cracked and I had all of my inhabs in little container all over my house... that all I can remember.

somemore input?

Just out of curiosity, what does fresh garlic do when mixed with the food? Thanks for all your help Beth! I will QT her in the next few days. What is zoecon?

How deep does the sand bed have to be before it is classified as a "deep sand bed"?

I accidentally pop one and had little bubbles spreading everywhere. When I did a water change, I sucked the bubbles with the siphon and now there all gone but 1 single bubble :jumping:

I forgot, she has not been netted recently, I have had her since April 8, 2005. She, like all my new fish, spent 2.5 weeks in a QT. I have no problem if you use these pictures, actually, the picture of the scooter blenny suffering from malnutrition in you thread was mine too. I was new to...

Hey Beth, I know it is popeye, she has had it since July 2, 2005. I had a digital thermometer in the water and she attacked it, the next day her eye was poping out (worse than in the pictures). I don't know if you can see the air bubble, but it definitely is an air bubble, not just the popeye...

Here they are. The bubble has decreased to approx. 2mm in diameter. Some of the pictures are fuzzy but they will work. Some look like it is the glow off the cornea of the eye; however, it is not, its the bubble.

I will be moving my 29g tank in about 3 days. I was wondering if I should leave the sand (sugar size) in the tank or scoop it all out. I am worried that if I move the sand around too much that I will disrupt the bacteria and spike the trates when I set it up again. Any comments are welcome

I will try to post a pic for you; however, the bubble has decreased in size. My light are currently off so when they come on I will try to take a picture.

I think you missed my point. As far as I know, those PH are not designed to be fully submersed into the water, so I was asking if you had to seal them because there is a top cover on the PH (you can see the line where the bulk of the unit meets this thin cap) and there appears to be an opening...

I can't remember where I read that aggitating the substrate will cause increase in nitrate. I have had high nitrates and I have stired my sand to clean it. I also have a sandsifting starfish. When I do water changes, I vacuum this brown powdery stuff that settles in crevices. When I add the...

Its the 301 and by "seal them" I mean silicon the top cap and where the cord enters the powerhead. It says on the side of them not exceed the water level line.

I've got the same powerhead in my tank and I was wondering if you have to seal they before you submerse them?

Today I noticed that my sebea clown has what looks like an air bubble lodged in her eye. She has popeye in the one eye from weeks ago. The eye has gone down but this bubble is now creating more problems. She attacked my digital thermometer (pointed tip) and now has popeye. What can I do...

What type of salt do you use? Are you doseing your tank with additives? Are you feeding your critters anything?

Can I keep a coral beauty angelfish in my 29gallon tank without any problems? I have 45lb of LR, 1 firefish goby, 1 percula clown, 1 sebae clown and green star polyps. I am planning to get rid of one of the clowns. Will my tank be overstocked with the angelfish?

I am upgrading my lighting system and I bought 2x 55w compact fluorecents, one 10k and one actinic. I want to keep some "medium" to "high" light corals. My tank size is 29 gallons with 45lb of LR. I kinda have the option of placeing 2x 18 fluorecents in the light box but is it tight. If I...

Thats them! Is there anyway to increase their population? I don't have a fuge or sump.