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yes it is difficult to remove from the rock but it is not a stiff algae. My tank is only 30g so no tangs. =( any other ideas? I actually like it but it is getting out of control.

What is this feather like red algae how do I get rid of it?

Can I have an anemone under 110w pc? I've had a maroon clown for the past 5 years and he has been without one for about 3. on my old 58 I only had 192w of pc lighting and i had a bta that split and lived a very long time until i let my parents take care of the tank when i went over seas to study...

can someone please explain alkalinity and ph to me? I have never completely understood this. I don't understand how the relate to each other or how alkalinity make ph stable? Any help would be appreciated!!

can i have a clam under 110w pc? it would be in a 34 gallon redsea max. If so which would you suggest?

what is the difference between open and closed brains? They look the same to me. Is anything not an open brain a closed brain? Also, what exactly makes brain coral... a brain coral?

I would like to use macro algae or plants to removes nitrates in my display tank. I don't have a refugium. Is there anything I can use that won't get out of control and that my crabs won't eat? i have a 34g RSM.

so.. just a PH buffer?

no they are attached and look just like pc's I'm just confused because it says that on everything I have for the tank. haha. This is getting to be kinda funny.

well they look just like compact florescent. if you type in t5 compact florescents in google you get alot of sites. here is one that sales similar bulbs. [url]http://www.*** Please do not post links -Sepulatian Anyways, if anyone understands this please let me know still really confused.

right i understand that but my specs for my tank and my bulbs say t5 compact florescent. I have used both compact and fluorescent bulbs in the past and understand what both look like. Please look at the link i posted above to redsea's site it goes straight to the page that shows the setup and...

Just curious what kits you trust or have had the most success with. I currently have some api kits and sea lab. Are either reliable? A few other question I would like to know is, are there any electronic testing units that are reliable for ph, calcium, anything? Do they ever go bad? Also, in my...

well the specs on the site say i have t5 compact florescent If you go here and scroll to lighting you'll see: [url]http://www*** Out of respect for satwaterfish.com we ask that you do not post links to other sites. Thanks -Sepulatian It says, 2x 55w 50/50 10,000k & Actinic T5 Power compact...

Really? Do you just get the chemicals from the salt mix? What do your corals eat?

I've always thought they were just compact fluorescent bulbs. Anyways, I have t5 compact fluorescent bulbs and I read that t5's need to be changed every 14-18 months but compact fluorescent needed to be changed every 6-9. Can someone please clear this up for me I am very confused.

I have 2 quick questions. 1) I usually just add a ph buffer and kent's essential elements. Do I even need to add the essential elements? I have some zoo's and mushrooms. What do you add? 2) The only chemical I ever use are the essential elements, calcium, iodine, magnesium, kents phytoplex, and...

Ok, this is what I think I have decided on http://www.redseamax.com/redseamax/2...X_HP_130D.html The red sea max 130D. Does anyone have any experience with one? Suggestion on where to purchase it? My LFS has one for $850.

Ok, I recently moved to a new place and need to get a new fish tank. I currently have a 58 gallon oceanic with hang on filters, a hang on protein skimmer, and some pc lights. In the tank I have a clown , damsel, cb shrimp, zoos, and mushrooms. I can't imagine ever wanting to do hard corals again...

not that ive boticed he acts pretty normal