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Hi, I am moving to denver and looking to buy a used tank instead of hauling my own out there. I am looking for a 90 to 180 gallon tank, drilled, and w/stand, and possibly canopy. I would also be interested in LS and LR that comes with it, Livestock could be negotioable. Please email me at...

anyone ever read kurt voughnagit's (SP???) breakfast of champions? your plate coral sounds like the narrarator's member size. So your plate coral is huge? now you wont have to buy that porsche

hey, dont forget the 110 (48"x18"x29"), I love it... but it does raise some lighting concerns.

I would not worry about it. IF the rock was not cured it will jack up the water quality, not the other way around. Avoid placing the rock in such a way that it blocks water movement, it is important that water can flush areas around the sand and rock so you do not get buildups in deadspots. Plus...

Originally Posted by dfm34 1)is 3” good of NNR It has always worked for me, that works out to be just over or around 2lbs per gallon, but the 60gal is a a tall tank so maybe a little less. Over the years I have accumulated a 5-6" sand bed, and it is pistol shrimp heaven, Originally Posted by...

THe conscientious was my first salt water book and I loved it, vary easy to read/understand, a great introduction to the hobby. Aquarium Corals is that the julian sprung book? if it is that is my bible... but I may be confusing the titles.

well... south-central. Bowling green

so does tap water, it just depends on what you are doing.

I have always had good success with coralife, I have heard good things about sunpaq though...

For me it was the other way around. I was 15 and home alone with my older sister when we a got a call from the sheirff asking if I was the son of a susan *****, she had been cut off and swerved into a tree on her way home. I don't have kids but my wife and I are considering tyring... getting it...

With the draft approaching so soon, why not chime in, who will your team take?

tough question. I recently moved my 55, wrapped the bio-balls in a wet towl while I did the move and could only save maybe (probaly a little less) 50% of the water. Everything made it fine, except a torch coral, and my biggest brittle star. Anytime you disturb the tank like this their probaly...

Drain tank as much as possible, clamp in place before applying brace. Apply brace and fill back up, if your siliconing, leave clamp on for a few days

not to long, hour tops. if you keep them moist by wrapping a wet towl around them or paper or something they can last much long, 3+ hours

It is actually important for corcea's and other attaching clams to be on roch work. Their muscle seals to the rock then hardens and can prevent parasites and pyramidial (sp?) snails from invading (in an ideal scenario) the back way. Has the clam flushed its zooanaxthenalle (sp?)? Is its mantle...

Grant is right, I did mean to take out the frogspawn, but if you have to at some other time... FIY.

Originally Posted by PClown I am not talking about the corals, :notsure: I am talking about 9 fish which include a Tang, 3 damsels, a engineer goby and a black & white Heniochus and more in a 30g tank. Thats not crowded, that is being jammed in and will cause big problems. And I would not...

Their Sand bed stuff, and well... I guess thats really all I know about personally. I have heard that his 'black powder' will to. I think its because it is all organic and so breaks down quicker, which is better for corals as it is more bio-available, but has that double-edged sword to it. The...

It can but its fleshy skin can tear on it skeleton if it is fully out when you take it out of the water. I rustle my hand by my forgspawn to get it to close then take it out. How large are you talking about with those water changes?

I dont know of any specific threads, but maybe those who have been here longer might be able to help on that from. As far as drilling the tank, if you know someone who can do it, and can afford the the cost of setting up a wet/dry properly it worth the time and effort. If you want to do corals I...