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let me put it this way . . . * Turns around and places his hand under his T-5 24" double linear strip aqualight* The're not hot at all.

Originally Posted by garnet13aj I'm glad you asked because you definitely shouldn't be feeding an sfe (or any saltwater fish) brine shrimp or freshwater feeder fish. I feed mine scallop and shrimp from the supermarket. It's extremely inexpensive. I put it in the freezer and when he's hungry I...

I have had, for several months now, a snow flake eel in my 20 gal. fish and invert tank. He is still young and only about 6"-8" long. I have been feeding him feeder fish and occasionally brine shrimp. Are there any alternatives to feeder gold fish and expensive frozen foods that I can give him...

Darn Cyano Bacteria. I recently (Friday) waged an all out war on my continuing problem. Here is what I did. What I had: 20 gallon all-glass. Tom products canister filter (Don't bye this item, it sucks) Hydor 100w (I think) heater Energy Savers Unl. 24" Aqualight w/1-10,000K & 1-Actinic T-5 Bulbs...

Smallest t-5 I have been able to find is the 24". That is the smallest coralife makes and its just a strip light.

I know that anemones in general require 4-5 watts per gallon. You're going to neeed a lot of T-5s to produce that but it's posible. I'm actually trying to do the same thing you are with a 20 gallon tank. I just half to pick up my Energy Savers Unl. Aqualight double linear strip light .