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I use the aquamend from HD. it was $3 and change. When you mash it up wet your fingers before because it will get all over your fingers. You cannot just stick it and expect it to hold but once it cures it holds nicely. I just place corals in area that they can stand for the 25 min working...

do you have a cleanup crew or some other algae eating fish?

a two part epoxie that you get from home depot thanks

Its very interesting because the flow is not that high in this area. But at night the whole thing has taking off twice. I bought the coral from satwaterfish, so I have confidence in what it is, plus it looks correct, for what its worth. Should I use silicone to glue it down?

I have a toad stool leather that is attached to a small rock. Every time I place this thing somewhere secure, the next morning the leather has totally relocated to a hidden location. Should I use some epoxie of glue to secure the rock the coral is attached to in place to other live rock? If...

So I changed the filter in my RO/DI filter and I used a 5 micron, a 1 micron carbon and a 1 micron before the RO unit. The filters were made by Kent. After doing this My tank had a massive outbreak in cyano. Since I have not had this problem before I was not prepared to test for phosphates...

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I would like to get a porcupine puffer but I also have coral and inverts in my tank. Has anyone had success with this combo or is a guaranteed recipe for disaster

I will check to see the time to make a gallon, but what is the average waste water to RO water of a system, ie 3 gallons wasted to 1 gallons made

I have a 6 stage RO DI filter with relitively new filter cartrages on the first 3 stages. A few weeks ago I thought that the output was slowing down so I changed the membrane. I am still having the same output as before Is it possible for the RO canister to be broken? Is there a way I can...

They sell traps to trap these guys. Are you sure they are bristle worms. I never see any in my tank during the daytime, only at night, but I do see 1 or 2 tenticles of mini starfish that hang out of the rock. These guys are everyware. My fish and cleanup usually eat them

Originally Posted by Nano Reefer Well, mine is one of the best in the country so.... i will explain it. Smart staff, excellent coloration on livestock, algae free tanks, no dead fish, people who don't try to sell you a maintenance product every time you go in, good equipment in their tanks...

The LFS around here have nice tanks and a decent selection, depending on when they received their orders. But I have to say an owner that’s not a prick would be nice, a family that runs the store that are not stuck up would be nice, creating customer loyalty by accepting a coupon that was a...

I have used IO in the past and had calcium and alk issues. With Kents I have never had to supplement which makes me happy. I wish IO went back to selling the 200g buckets. Why did they downsize? Kent is the only one that sells a 200g bucket anymore

Does anyone here use Kents Sea Salt and if so have you found that it remains cloudy post mixing. This recient batch I have made from RODI water is still cloudy after 24hours of mixing. The temp of the water is at 74F and the SG is at 1.025

Try using a net and an elastic band. Using a small rock, but the zoo on it, cover it with a net and secure the net to the rock with the elastic. This has worked for me. Why can't you superglue them. The gel works well

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I have had 2 SF eels. They are awsome additions and a lot of fun. Both of mine eat out of my hand. Word of advice, and the reason both are no longer with me, they are escape artist. You need to have a complete cover on the top of your tank or they will find a way out.

toss the food in whole. They have a very strong beak that will have no problem breaking up whole shrimp. They like to munch on stuff like LR and shells. They do this to keep their teeth sharp and short. In nature the break open the shells of crabs, snails and what ever they find to eat whats...

Does anyone have a good picture of a mantis shrimp?