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how do i know if it has any impurities????:confused:

:help: :help: please someone, i know someone can help:help: :help: thank you:D

i was just wanting to know if i could use sugar sand in my reef tank....is it reef safe or not, does anyone know....i have like 50 pounds of it left over from a 75 pound bag that i bought for a fresh water substrate:notsure: :notsure: :confused: :confused: please someone help because i hate my...

its a 36g w/bio wheel, 2 power heads, lr, one other pink tip anenome(that never deflates like the rose anenome...fyi), 1 brittle star, 1 cleaner shrimp, 1 coral banded shrimp, 25 blue leg hermit crabs, 3 turbo snails, 1 sea cuc, all water perameters are good except the nitrates are at about...

i want to make sure it is ok that my rose anenome (for lack of better words) inflates and deflates periodically?:confused: if not what are some suggestions to improve it shealth so that it will thrive more rather than slowly die:help: thank so much for you help:D

i have been looking for a les expensive alternative to getting rid of my cc and switching to live sand or sand substrate. i was looking at some play sand at home depot that said on the package that it was cleaned and dried....is this sand reef safe or do i need to look for something else...or...

hey thank you so much for the help i really appreciate it guys :jumping: :D

my nitrates were extremely high...like 80 and i did a 5 gallon water change with natural sea water in a box that i bought at the lfs and it dropped my trates to 40. my question is could i do another water change in a week with the same sea water to slowly get it down to zero or close so i i can...

yes it is posible to have too much flow in a tank...you dont want a hurricane or anything but a significant amount of flow is good...i believe its 10 to 15 gph of flow per gallon of tank size(hopefully i didnt confuse you there, i almost confused myself typing it!!) once you get into adding...

hey thanks for all the help guys!!!!!

its a 36g fowlr, 2mo running, w/ an emperor angel, 4 damsels, 1 green brittle star, 1 cleaner shrimp, 1 coral banded shrimp, 1 sea cucumber, 2 sea urchins, 4 turbo snails, and about 25 blue legged hermit crabs

:mad: my nitrates have recently starting going slowly up and up, starting at 0, then later i tested it at 20, then later again NOW AT 40!!! :help: ....what is the deal here guys:notsure: i did about a fifteen to twenty percent water change and all it did was stop the steady incline of my...

huge props to justin:happy: , totally awsome and imformative thread....i will be using your methods to try to get rid of the crap that has started to show up in my tank:mad: . thank you so much for the extremely insightful thread!!

thanks alot guys:D

what is a buffer, the one urchin is losing his spines pretty bad and i would like to help it my ph is a bit low, about 7.7-7.9 or so...not quite 8 anyway....so i would like to know what that buffer is and if it helps the ph level please and thank you for the help very much!!!

best i can say is just monitor the clowns:notsure: :confused:

that would be very odd if nothing else were in the tank with it but since that probably isnt the case (atleast i hope not:nervous: ) what else do you have in the tank that might have got the munchies for a little taste of fin??:D

please help my poor poor sea urchins

i have a real wierd problem here...:notsure: i have 3 sea urchins, one is doing wonderfully, one is so so, and the third is going down hill rapidly. how can i help these poor things before its too late....someone please help quickly:help:

is it ok to add regular sand to live sand?:confused: