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live rock is very beneficial to your tank. like mentioned above, it's natural filtration which will help keep your water quality better and it looks a lot better than fake corals and 'pirate ships' or what-not.

stock lighting might be too low in wattage for LPS corals and don't get the linkia, it will starve in that little of a tank.

too bad I bought mine at best buy.

very nice

everyone should have a blenny

when I had them back in the day. i siphoned out as many as possible, removed my live rock, placed in seperate tank, used flatworm exit, skimmer and carbon, shook off the rocks really good and put them back in the DT and was fine ever since. don't let them get out of hand, they can populate...

i had 2 clowns hosting my frogspawn in my old setup. the frogspawn didn't care and the clowns loved it. they however did develop slight Hyper-Melaninization, which are stings from the coral but doesn't hurt the fish in any way. check post #4...

Originally Posted by Bang Guy Just top off with full strength saltwater. that's how I've always done mine, and no problems ever.

Originally Posted by zona322 if you like any of this let me know thanks zona http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y19...=zoos3zoom.jpg http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y19...rrent=zoos.jpg http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y19...t=DSCF0811.jpg like the ones in the first link

here's the picture. the sinularia frag is of the actual frag you'd receive and the button polyps are like what you'll receive.

I have 2 frags that I'd like to trade. I'm looking for zoanthids or mushrooms I don't have already. Possibly do a thermos trade with this. Green Sinularia - Frag is about 3" tall and mounted to a small piece of live rock. Button Polyps - 5 polyps with neon green centers and brown skirts. I'll...

Originally Posted by moonie where do you buy weld on? you can purchase on the famous [hr] site too.

Originally Posted by LoViN_LiFe wats th4e yellow and orange thing? They are montipora capricornis (SPS) corals.

what is left?

looks cool.

you can also use a tooth brush, and brush a rock that has coralline algae on it to get the seed into the water. Keeping calcium and alkalinity proper will help a lot too.

What type of lighting do you have?

Finally got some updated tank shots,

Originally Posted by gregghia Schadiest what kind of heater do you have in that tank... I want to make a DIY nano and looking for heat! I just use a cheap one from Pet Quarters, only cost about $10 and works fine.