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I read somewhere here (of course i cant find it now) that you should chjnage out part of your live sand occasionally because it traps waste. I was under the impression that the reason for going with live sand was the organisims in it that break down waste as opposed to cc which traps it. Any...

i may be wrong, but phospahtes are probably reading low or zero because the algea is consuming it constantly, keeping the reading low or at zero, but the algea very happy.

if you still have things to trade, I dont have any corals to trade, but I'm interested in trading you money for them :thinking: my email is sbartell@optonline.net, I'm in Morris County

Originally Posted by Speg Ever heard of clove polyps? Speg, i think you got it. Any info on them?

Originally Posted by Speg Ever heard of clove polyps? no..... googleing it now

is this any better

kinda.... i wish i could get a better picture up...let me try

Thanks! You too!

yeah the water would most likely boil!! its a 90, so a little more than 3 wpg. I dont really have room for MH in my canopy, and the tank is custom and 46", which makes life even more difficult when it comes to lighting

Thanks! Yeah, 300 Total

Thanks! i have him mid tank with medium flow. the few that are on the rock seem happy, and on spread to the rock the frag is sitting on. I have about 300 wpg VHO. Any special care for this i need to know about. LFS said it is very low maintenece, and a good starter. I also have a toadstool...

lets try this picture again!!!

can anyone tell me what kind of coral this is. My LFS said it was some kind of xenia, but this doesnt pulse. :notsure:

i may be worng, but if you have 90 lbs in a 75 in the display, you dont need to add any to the sump. just let the water trickle through a filter pad. the lr in the display should be more than enough, depending on you bio load

I recently got a condi anenome. He has bee staying behind the rocks until today. This morning he had moved to the bottom of the tank under some rock work. I know they move around, but is it normal for them to move away from light. I only have about 300w of VHO in a 100g. Water params are...

Mimzy, just saw your from NJ, what part of the state, im in Morris County. What LFS do you use?

bright lights..... they may think you have a growing operation...

clean the hydrometer real well. What kind is it? The Corallife Deep Six seems to be the most accurate from what I've been told.

just saw that at my lfs yesterday, i was thinking the same thing

my yellow lightens up in the dark, not actually white, but he get pale until the lights come on too