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I have been searching for the answer to this question and so far nothing. I hope someone can shed some light on it. My mother-in-law bought me a really pretty piece of dead (dry) coral for my tank and I was not sure if it is good or bad for my tank. It seems porous and I am not quite sure...

I used superbuffer and left the lid off my tank for a few days. I am not sure why it worked but it did. I have been monitoring it closely since I put in the yellow tang and all has been great. I really wanted a lawnmower to keep algae down. I am starting to have a slight hair algae problem.

I am not sure but I believe you can use a niger, huma huma or picasso never a bluethroat trigger.

That is SOOOOO cool. What a great pic.

I left town for about 5 days and depended on someone else to feed my fish. When I got back they were all dead except my sf eel and cc starfish. PH had dropped and I do believe they were overfed. Sooooooooo, I am going to change my tank to an agressive fish tank. My water parameters are back...

Originally Posted by ric maniac is it a swing arm thing? if so those are the worst possible salinity testers on earth. and you might want to raise that to 1.026, however 1.024 is in the acceptable range. No it was tested with the scope thing with the scale inside of it. That is called a...

Thanks for your response. I asked if any water was taken away or added and was told no. No chemicals were added. I just asked about the light and was told he did turn them on. I am starting to think it was overfeeding since when I came home there were rotting krill on the bottom of the tank.

Salinity is 1.024 tested with a hydrometer.

I told him to make sure the light were on for 10-12 hrs a day and I would bet that he didn't do it. I asked my LFS if that would have been the case since I know my PH is always lower in the AM then it is in the PM. That is in when he started in on the the earth thing.

Before I left the house my parameters were amm - 0 nitrites - 0 nitrates - about 40 PH 8.0 - 8.2 When I came back home they were amm - .50 ( which I think was due to dead fish and too much food.) nitrites - 0 nitrates - 40 ph 7.2

I have been at this for about 1 year now and I have learned so much from this website but I still have a few questions that I was wondering if someone could answer for me. 1. Can you have too many powerheads in your aquarium? I am circulating 2400 GPH without my main pump. I have a 125 g...

good. Thanks for the info.

so is this a bad thing? I guess I don't understand they filter out of the water. Will it go away?

They stay in the same place and they grow. I have been watching this one for about a month now and it has doubled in size. They first start out as a white bump on the rock and then they start growing these spines. Wierd.

Bump. I would really like some help if anyone could offer it. Thanks.

true, the next person is hungover

they look like those koosh balls and I can't find anything about it. Do you think I should try to remove them?

okay here is the picture. Can someone tell me what this is?

I have several of these growing on my live rock. I assume it is some kind of sponge. Is it dangerous to my tank or should I just leave them alone.

Beautiful tank. How long have you had it running and how many pounds of lr do u have in there?