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Originally Posted by MichaelTX the problem with frag putty is that it uses a chemical reaction that gets VERY hot and in some cases it will kill the coral from the heat when it used directly on the coral. It also doesnt work well for soft corals unless they are already on a rock or something for...

Originally Posted by barchtruong a timer, a bottle turned upsidedown with tight lid and a dripline with an adjustable nozzle. That's all you need. you have to know the exact amount of cal. you need to add and adjust the timer and the dripline to fit the need. have any pics of this set-up? im a...

i would be interested to find out how to make your own as well. anyone know how or know of an existing thread? thanks

just started with a few corals that require a higher demand for calcium. not sure im ready for a reactor yet, but i would like some info on them...brands, cost, etc. in the meantime, what do you all suggest for supplimentation? products? diy? thanks

thanks reefkprz. think ill have half the tank for lps and keep the sps toward the other side and top. thats what i needed to know;).

okay... so is it only lps that have sweepers? do all lps have them?

been trying to find info on how long sweeper tentacles get. im assuming it depends on many factors, like type of coral, water, lights, etc. im trying to see if i can put some of my lps near sps. any info would be great. thanks

nope, not yet, but thanks for checking on me. i moved him to the other side with near-direct water movement, but nothings changed. plan on moving him again wed if nothing improves. oh, and i added carbon this weekend. yellow figi is lovin it! thanks for the input, and again, ill keep you...

display is a 72 bow with a 3" sand bed, about 100 lbs live rock, 29 gal sump with recirc skimmer rated for 250 gal

thank you very much. i did a 20% water change about 2 hours ago, and ill stop the pellets and switch to frozen formula. thats what the other two eat anyway... and ill try to find the other stuff at the lfs tomorrow. my wet pets thank you!

sep...im possitive the pic is giving you a false id on the disease. i know you have valuable info, but the pic is of poor quality and is leading you to believe the wrasse has ick. the small dots in the pic are just the coloring of the fish. this guy, along with the others, have been in qt with...

okay, i got a of the wrasse. hope this helps. thanks. http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u...ictures079.jpg

Fungal infections are pretty rare in SW tanks. Can you describe exactly what you're seeing in terms of symptoms? What fish are affected? If you had ich, you might be experiencing secondary bacterial infections, which are treatable. What all do you have in the QT, and what are the parameters in...

whats in your reef? and how do they die? you find them dead in the morning? a little more info please......mostly softies...toadstools, figi leather, zoos, shrooms...hermits and snails, cleaner shrimp, sand sifting star, emeralds, sally...i think thats all the major stuff. usually i see some...

for some reason i cant seem to keep any fish alive. i have delt with ick, fungus and bacteria and have had no success. i have a 72 bow reef that does great with corals, but i cant seem to inhabit any gilled friends. due to an ick attack 2 months ago, i have removed all the living fish and placed...

you must be in salem, i recognize all those rocks from store tanks. looking good...

cool set-up. looking forward to seeing your progress.

depending on what you have in your tank, i like to use roasted nori sheets i pick up at my local oriental market. as for meaty foods, i would follow beths suggestion. blend up some mixed seafood from your local grocier. you can add garlic too, if desired and most everyone in my tank enjoys...

fragged a red/green brain coral with about 4 mouths. cut underside with a dremel and set them in the sand. both did fine till i gave the frag to a friend and he killed it(at least i can blame it on someone!) razored zoos and xenia, but have yet to have success with mushrooms. just need more...