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You're not suppose to mix CC with LS anyways because the CC will just arise to the top.

Okay. I have a couple small pieces of live rock (of shall i say dead) which I took out of my 30gal tank a long time ago. Now its all dried up and white. IS IT STILL CURABLE? I want to put these pieces in my 10 or 20 gal.

Originally Posted by mudplayerx You have to let the yellow polyps spread on their own. Removing them from the rock will kill them. Your best bet is busting up the frag they are on into smaller frags. what would i use to "bust" em?

Originally Posted by jjlittle I would lay a rock next to the yellow pollops and let them attach i would not cut and glue.Not all corals frag the same some you cut and tie to rock some you super glue and super glue doesn't hurt the tank it hardens instantly when hits the water.Some you could...

damn that sucks dude, i have a baby blue tang...they get diseases easily..hmm..im still a newbie in this hobby...how does ich look like? im turning my 20gal freshwater tank into a hospital tank.

Originally Posted by ophiura Do they look like normal flourescent light bulbs? the 50/50 does? the acitinic blue i dunno?

I got some yellow polyps and I want to frag them. I have a couple of questions: - What kind of tools/materials do I use? - When I frag the coral, do I do it in the tank or out of? - If I glue it onto another piece of LR, what kind of glue do I use, wouldn't superglue release toxins in the tank...

Originally Posted by NWSquid question for the experienced.....I'm currently running a 50 gallon system with plenty of live rock and 4 small/medieum sized fish: Clown, Yellow Tail Damsel, Red Wrass and a Yellow Tang. Seems to be plenty of room, and no stress in the community. I'd really like to...

Originally Posted by scoobydoo It sounds like he only has the normal hood that comes with the tank with florescent bulbs. You can buy 50/50 and blues which I think are only between 18 and 30W depending on the length. Nah this is a handmade hood. It has 24" 50/50 and blues of coralife.

Originally Posted by ophiura Agree- You ammonia is a great concern. Has this been doubly checked at the LFS? It could be the test kit. I am extremely concerned if there is ammonia as after 3 weeks you should be seeing a decline (and with some nitrites - again, i wonder if the test is accurate -...

Originally Posted by ophiura In order to even begin to help, we'll need to know far more about your system.... Age lighting SPECIFIC water parameters especially specific gravity, temp, alkalinity, calcium, pH, nitrates types of fish, inhabitants maintenance any additives That will get us started...

Originally Posted by mudplayerx Black background, hides all the equipment and makes the tank look bigger: did you spraypaint the back? do lfs sell backgrounds that are all black? bc i dont want to move my tank and cover the top just to spray paint the back..

I've had my yellow polyps and xenia blues for like 2-3 wks now. When I bought them from the LFS, there were lots of them on the rock, now it seems as if theyre #s are getting smaller and smaller. what could the prob be?

I'm sorry...I MADE A TYPO I most got liverock in my tank but I have yellow polyps and xenias, is there a need for a tank (FAN) at this time? if so, where should i buy a good cheap fan at? walmart? what dept? and where should i place the fans?

dammit..i have solid wood.

what kind of fans (brand) did you buy? and how did you cut a hole in your canopy?

I'm asking about fans for cooling it down

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I most got liverock in my tank but I have yellow polyps and xenias, is there a need for a tank at this time? if so, where should i buy a good cheap fan at? walmart? what dept? and where should i place the fans? :confused:

are those eggs? haha i dont know just making a newbie opinion. my algae bubbles were green. get some emerald crabs.