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awesome, i checked it out and i think it will work. thanks for all of your help. you definately went out of your way! have a nice weekend. mark

that is quite the setup. thanks for the pics. i'll be getting my whole setup within the next week-2weeks. i'll have to check to see how much room is in my canopy. i'm pretty sure it is a 15", or 17" canopy. how large of a canopy is needed for the reflectors? if they will fit then i...

yeah, kind of the same place i'm in. i really like both blue and black backgrounds. the tank i have now has a black background and the algae has grown steadily. the nice thing about the blue is that it brightens things up so much and does help the live rock and fish stand out even more...

that sounds relly cool. i will definately check out that site. a picture would be cool. i already told the store to go ahead and get me the 225 gallon tank. it would have been hard to pass up seeing as it was a $1000-$1200 better value for free. one last question for you....black, or blue...

awesome thanks for the advice. i actually recognize your id. i was looking at the pics of the fish room you set up. nice job! i think i will go with the 225 then. i'll probably just have to put a few of the coral a little higher up then i maybe would have otherwise. what exactly are the...

sure, i understand that there is not problem with the 24" deep water penetration. my concern was if i were to take the 30" deep 225 gallon tank. would i run into problem then? thanks for your help.

thanks for the reply. i know that the lights will have no problem with the 6' long 24" deep tank that i was originally going to get. my main question was that they are offering me a 6' long 30" deep 225 gallon as a replacement for my 180 that was damaged in shipping. i'm concerned about the...

i ordered a 180 gallon acrylic reef tank and they put a fork through it in shipping. they are offering me a 225 gallon($1200 more expensive) tank to replace it, or i can wait another month for a replacement to be made along with a 10% discount. normally i would be wanting to jump all over the...

yeah, becuase of it being acrylic. the manufacturer said no chance on 400 watt metal halide lights. they said there was a good chance of melting and bowing over time.

i ordered a 180 gallon acrylic reef tank and they put a fork through it in shipping. they are offering me a 225 gallon($1200 more expensive) tank to replace it, or i can wait another month for a replacement to be made along with a 10% discount. normally i would be wanting to jump all over the...

Originally Posted by jonnywater RUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!! DONT EVER EVER EVEN LOOK AT ONE!!! If you look at it, it may parish. Seriously though. If you go to the sites that sell them, they all say that you have to practically be a marine biologist to keep one. Then again I have had a red carnation...

as far as the coral banded shrimp goes....he was the last thing i added to my tank. he only lasted two days. the other shrimp had already been eaten before he was added. i wouldn't normally have added him without figuring out what was eating my shrimp, but he was free.

o.k., so pretty much any of my fish could have eaten them. the two remaining cleaner shrimp have stayed strong for four months, so they must have learned how to fend for themselves. thanks for your input.

i had four cleaner shrimp, two fire shrimp and one coral banded shrimp. i am down to two cleaner shrimp. i have a blue hippo tang, clarki clown, coral beauty, and a six line wrass. in case no one thinks it is my fish that are eating them i have two bubble tipped anemonies and a long tentacle...