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Blazin2k6, do you have a id on the green coral in the middle of that last picture? green acan maxima?

I found what I first thought to be great timers. But have come to find out that they crap out after a while. Whats a good kind of timer?

jbj viper, 70watt. I plan to put it on my aquapod, later on. and upgrade later, i didn't want to do that but....oh well.

lol, now i remember where that picture came from. Its my desktop pic right now, I hope your ok with that, i can take it down if it bothers you. It was such a great pic i had to....huh....i guess i'm a thief now.

Originally Posted by Isistius you can also go with a nice t5 system like a tek or aquactinics(my favorite). just make sure they have individual relectors yeah, i was thinking either halides or t5s.

Originally Posted by SCSInet I'd use a 150 or even 175w halide pendant. The reason why I suggest halides is because of the SPS. With a grow tank, you aren't just trying to keep them alive, you're trying to force fast growth. The intensity of a halide is hard to beat for that. Thanks. I am...

as the title says, i have have 20 long tank to be used for a frag tank. being so shallow what should i use for lighting. i'm gonna grow zoos, mushrooms, leathers to start maybe sps down the road. What is the best option, pc - mh - or t5? and watts?

I second that reefkprZ, wicked nice picture.

what kind of camera you using? great pics.

slower the better.

your salt water should always be mixed at least over night. just raise your salt in your water changes, it will rise soon enough. if everything is ok, no need to rush.

not going over 1ppm is the biggest factor in saving the most creatures/organisms on the live rock. be ready for water changes.

yeah, don't waste your money. Doesn't work well at all. you can have mine, of course i'd be ashamed to give it to you because its a terrible skimmer.

Originally Posted by reefkprZ nikkon coolpix S50, paid for by various SWF.com members. lol yeah, i'm ready for some frags of the green clove you just got, lol.

nice tank, congrats to him.

follow patandlace's advice on the pictures.

awesome find for free, what kind of camera do you use?

nice looking tank, lots of coraline.

great pictures, your corals look amazing.

Most fish that are not their adult size will be ok in smaller tanks, keeping them short term isn't success because they are so young and small. I'd say success it keeping them at their adult stage and size for over a year or two. With that said, most people say they will up grade their tanks...