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Can you PM me some pics? merrillridgeway@bellsouth.net Thanks!

Originally Posted by trainfever What does that have to do with controlling Apstasia? HUM???? My vote is perperment shrimp too. Taste great ... Last long time!

I only wish I could have that little in my smallest reef! I could be living in a house twice the size most likely. (But that still wouldn't be as good as my little scaly friends, now would it!)

BTW Nice Tank!

I like the Nova Extreme setup. I have the 4x 36" setup on one of my tanks and never had a minutes trouble. Light bulbs are good for about a year. Other than that, I think the T5 will eventually replace the MH for shallow tank setups. JMO.

Originally Posted by Tanks Alot i have a 29gallon tank with 2 36watt fixtures is this enough lighting for corals or should i get another fixture I have a quad light t5 setup that works great on about the same size tank. I think you may be a little lacking with only two. JMO.

Originally Posted by Coolguy818 Ok I'll play too.............. And please don't flame me for the tangs, I'm tired of hearing it. (Just Kidd'n )

What are your water test readings?

Sorry! Tank does look nice however! Keep up the good work. Just did not what you to think I was knocking you!!

Quickcrete? You might want to invest in a Silicate test set.

More specificly, go to the local Kroger, get a nice size fresh shrimp (frozen food section) and drop in the tank. When your amonia level starts to spike, take the shrimp out. Be sure to allow the amonia level to rise enought for a complete cycle or you will have a false cycle and the first...

Originally Posted by ophiura This is an excellent way to kill yourself. I would STRONGLY discourage taking this sort of "not a serious dive" ALL DIVES ARE SERIOUS, ALL DIVES CAN BE FATAL. And it is lack of training that will do that. INSTINCTIVE things, such as holding your breathe, is FATAL in...

P.S. You need to consider raising SG to about 1.024 or 1.025. This is most common in natural warmwater reefs.

Most Likely just deflated. They must expel waste and they do so by deflating. Just keep a close eye on it. Some of mine deflate three times a week then go three weeks and never deflate. :thinking:

Originally Posted by REEFER545 I would go with the wider and less deep tank. Easyier managability when working in it. You will also have greater light penetration. It is worth the extra water changing either way. I second that!

Different companies sell (I think SWF does, but not sure) a piece that will replace the intake screen on a Fluval and allow for surface skimming . I cured the same problem I was experiencing in one of my FOWLR tanks without overflows. :joy:

I have never tried it, but should work, and rather well at that. Hey! Give it a try and be the guinee pig for us. Let us know how it turns out!

Originally Posted by b bauer I have a fluval 404 canister filter prizim skimmer 2 125gph powerheads in a 36gal corner.after reading about carbon on posts here what should I place in my 404 for best results? :thinking: I would only use carbon when needed. There are debates either way, but I...

Originally Posted by WangoTango you have to agree that it is a nice discus though :joy: -Justiin I am sure he will sell it to you if you want to buy it! :joy: :joy:

Originally Posted by lovethesea I was thinking the same thing. I am all for God's creatures and all, but just not in my attic :scared: I understand wanting the best for the animals, but obviously they chew. By chew I mean, wood, wires ... create fire, loose your house and the coons and...