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Very nice Congrats

Can you get a better picture Maybe strawberry anemone

The tank looks great love your zoas

thanks

but my leather is doing wonderful lmao

Thanks - ya will be taking it slow, believe it or not the sumps not too bad lol, more alge in the tank then the sump all the rocks will have to be taken out and scrubbed. The ones that have corals still on them, I will have to pick the caulpa out and everything will have to be dipped for flat...

Well I think its time to stop feeling sorry for my self and start cleaning up my tank. The last two yrs have been rough but I want my tank back I may have a buyer for my 150n gal so its time to throw some money into my 56 gal reef. not that it looks much like a reef right now. I am hoping to...

Sorry to hear about the last horse. I know the feeling. I do miss them but they are just so much work I too have a Caulerpa nightmare. I am hoping to do a big tank clean up in a few weeks and clean this crap out.

Ya it would be nice but can't afford it right now Still have my 150 sitting here empty

Hey there just stopped in to say hi Seem to have lits if time on my hands and need to keep my mind busy and off other stuff

How's everyone been

Tank looks great

Just popped it to say hello

lol with that size tank you could do 4 to 6 pairs. you may never see them - there are a few compatible fish but nothing fast moving. see the compatibility chart at the top. keep in mind you will need a chiller. Tank will need to be kept at about 74 degrees.

depends on how many you want to put in there. lol what do you see with this tank, how many horses and what species. you could do one of the bigger species like ingens which are a long slender horse (up to 12 inches) and need a temp of about 72-74 or pots which are also a lrg horse - but need...

I would start adding corals you want, no more fish. Mushrooms, zoas and ricordias would be nice T

why not just go with a pair of catilina gobies since they thrive in colder water. they get up to 2 inches so they arent that small

Quote: Originally Posted by novahobbies Oh, NO, you should get that out right NOW!!1!!11 Don't you know that crushed coral is a magnet for fish waste, and nitrates, and phosphates, and other ates, and allsortsofbadthingscanhappenifyoudontgetitoutrightnow!! Suck it all OUT! All at once! Dump...

they are larger and I feel you need less. They come in a flat pack, I usually take it out and cut it into small squares and put in a zip lock bag. They are packed in less water and are frozen very dense so you get a lot of shrimp in a small square. They are also gut loaded with lots of good stuff.