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There is also a disease called clownfish disease, not sure really how common it is in clowns but i believe one of my has it, he has the little patches of white but im positive it isnt ick.... heres a reading from a website, it says increased respiration so that sounds somewhat like it...

Rico, where you from in KY...im from frankfort, i wasnt sure if there was anyone else around me or not.

Ive read that you can you regular dish soap and rub it on the back of the glass then stick the background to it and it should make it stick...just a trick that ive heard of.

Nope, ive already thought all of it through...well most of it, there is always somthing you miss and you will think of later.

I plan on upgrading just enough so that i have 5 watts per gallon which is the recommended wattage. Ill only need 100 watts of lighting....

Im in the same boat as you are engine, i just got my 20 set up and its ready for some fish...its just the matter of money for me now. I got 13 lbs of live rock, a lawn mower blenny, a dozen blue leg hermit crabs, a few snails, and 3 emerald crabs. Ive got 2 20000k corallife 20 watt bulbs and am...

Thanks, it was just one of those things i thought of while being bored...

I know that the feather dusters can.just depends on what "basic lighting" consists of...Feather Dusters are actually invertebrates and a worm at that, the majority of them are fairly hardy also.

I know that snails eat the basic brown and green algae in our tanks, but i was wondering if they ate coraline algae also, if thats the case then i dont want to bother with them.

Nope, the RO water has already had all the harmful chemicals that is added to tap water removed and filtered out..no need for a conditioner.