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I have heard that coraline algae is a good thing. It has covered the back wall of our 29 gal biocube which I am fine with. However, it is starting to grow in the curved glass front corners of the tank. It is difficult to scrub off. Any suggestions on how to keep it in check would be appreciated...

I have been traveling quite a bit over the last month or so. I have been doing water changes but have not been as diligent with the water testing as I usually am. I did a water change last weekend before leaving on a trip. I returned yesterday and the tank looked OK. This evening when I got home...

You could always put that yappy little dog in your avatar up in the attic. No matter what happened you would be rid of at least one pain in the ass

Cabela's has similar set ups mostly across the mid west. I have also been in a couple of Gander Mountain stores that are pretty cool as well. Which Bass Pro were you at?

Sounds like you are off to a pretty good start. My limited experience has taught me that finding 8 fish that can get along in a tank our size is going to be tough. Also, we didn't have any luck with an anenome in our tank but you might. I think the key is to keep the water changed regularly and...

Originally Posted by xokarmaxo I live in the Jonesboro/Stockbridge area and I go to Blue Planet Aquariums in McDonough. I know that there is also another LFS in McDonough called Aquatic Pets, but haven't been there yet. My brother lives in Grayson and I often go there to watch my niece. If you...

xo what lfs are you using. I'm in Grayson and always looking for a new lfs to check out.

Originally Posted by NEreef yellow watchmans are famous for being sucked through the overflows. check sump/fuge/overflow boxes if you have them. We also had one that jumped over the back wall of our bio cube into the drip tray the first night we had it.

I'd get another company to come out and fix it right. Sounds like there is too much resistance when trying to raise the door. I'd rather get it done right and then just tell everybody i know that the original company does bad work and has no customer service.

I run the water level to where the water just barely goes over the top of the back wall. Enough to keep the scum off the surface but not enough to wash anything over. I have had snails crawl over the wall and a yellow watchman jumped over one time but my clowns stay in the front

We just added a Geometric Pygmy Hawk about two weeks ago. So far he hangs out in the rocks or on the bottom.

We have had two so far and I have never noticed either of them eating our corals

I'd give the nod to the G35 4 door.Wife just got one and it's pretty cool. Or you could look at that little Infinity SUV. Those things are nice too. I've known several prople who had jeeps and none of them have them now.

Team2, My opinion is that the aquarium is much nicer than the zoo. We went to the aquarium on a sunday morning when it opened and it wasn't too bad. The reef section is what inspired us to get a salt water aquarium. Last time I went to the zoo it was pretty lame. There may be better aquariums...

For what it's worth we are on our second ( first one was killed by a six line psycho wrasse ) cherub angel in our 29 gal biocube. i haven't noticed them ever doing any damage to the corals we have. They like to swim around and pick at the rocks constantly so I can see where if they develop a...

We had one in our 29 gal biocube and it did a great job of mowing down some hair algae. However we think it got a small yellow clown goby. It actually looked out of place in our little tank because everything else was small. She eventually trapped herself in the middle chamber in the back and I...

Also consider a Fighting conch or a Queen conch along with the nass snails.

Anyone have experience with these. I have one reserved at the lfs. Will pick him up this afternoon. I have read that they are not really hawkfish but Anthias and that they act and look more like hawks hence the name. Also read that they are good in smaller tanks. I have a 29 gal biocube. Sounds...

My experience with a sixline was that he got along fine with everybody in a 29 gal biocube at first and then after about three months went psycho and started killing tankmates and anything new we tried to add. It was a bummer because he was one of our favorites. I finally took him out and...

usually a water change will bring mine back up if it dips.