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can you email me when you have another go around or do you have anything left? inspiredgolfgirl@gmail.com

In my opinion, you have enough fish in there. For a 120 you should be thinking 1 inch of fish per 5 gallons of water. You can add as much cleanup as you want and maybe a couple of reef safe star fishes. Not sure you are going to want to keep the lion in there though... I have heard both...

What exactly does this setup include? Please list all rock, bed, fish, corals etc. I MIGHT have a client who would be interrested. Please email me at toniapenney@gmail.com. I live in Windermere, my client lives in Clermont. He has a truck and could pick it up, if it is stocked. ~tonia

that is exactly the way they are setup. 2 powerheads in each corner. I scrubbed alot of it off.. I will see what it looks like tomorrow.

I understand that they are all yellow when a juvi or mostly yellow with a tad of blue on it. It only turns fully blue when in the mature adult stage. On a easy to hard level of care, I have read they are a 4, 5 being easiest.

anyone?

I purchased a cocoworm from a reef store... it never came out for like 2 weeks, DUH... I had it upside down in the sand. Anyways. Turning it correctly, it would pop in and pop out... I turned the flow up and it stays out very full all the time now.

OK.. I need advise or answers- which ever. I noticed a couple of days ago around 1 setof powerheads 3 or 4 white round spots. They basically looked like a water blister if you get a bad burn or blister from cheap shoes. Now today, these things are in all different sizes some as big as a dime or...

Hey CP, where are you in Orlando? If ever you want to swap some stuff holler at me. I just added some yumas, zoas and few others. -tonia

guess I jumped in too late. All the ones I wanted are gone. I am in Orlando and work in Clermont. Let me know when you get some more available. I am not against driving for pickup, but 15$ isn't bad considering gas prices. PM me when you have some of the amazing ones again.! No offense to the...

I will take frag, 34787 also central florida. please pm me your paypal info. -tonia

will take 2. please pm me your paypal info. :) -tonia

I am in Orlando, would love to be a part of, but do not have anything to trade right now. Still waiting for growth! Let me know in PM if you guys deceide to get together! -tonia

sand bed.. not sure that has anything to do with it, but it is crushed coral in the big tank, live sand in the 10g. The 10g is pretty deep about 3-4 inches. The crushed coral is about 3 1/2 inches, maybe a little more in some areas of the tank. The brown is just on the live rock, not a huge...

I have 2 anenomes in the tank. One purple carpet and one bubble tip. I haven't added corals yet into this tank. I have a 10 gallon nano with corals in it in which I also upgraded the lights on the same day which is also doing the same thing with the brown stuff. YES, I did gradually do the...

Ok, I know I have read more often times than not of this happening to others, but didn't realize it would happen once I changed lighting. My tank is 125g, I had vho pc lighting and was keeping lights on for 9 hours a day. My tank has been running since January. I went through the initial brown...

play with the placement and the flow before you increase salinity, just saying thats what I did. I have always keep mine a little high because of anenomes and inverts. Get close to the tank and watch the water movement. Find the least ammount of movement with decent light and put it there away...

question is... how much do your corals mean to you? Everything I have read across the board says add with caution even when listed as REEF SAFE. Again, if you must have an angel, I understand that the pygmy are the "safe" ones. I had a blueface angel, but he didn't live but for like 6 months. He...

I have read that frogspawn likes low flow. I added one to my nano tank over the weekend with mh lights and it wouldn't open that much for a few hours. I checked my salinity and bumped it up a tad to 1.026, moved it from middle less lighted area of bottom of tank in sandbed to right side of tank...

wouldn't it be the same as most other corals that have a mucus or slime coat that is protection and is often times shed.