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Black clowns are more aggressive and hostile than Percula or Ocellaris. It is recommended at least 20 gal for them

thanks, Bronco. I'll look into that too :)

just did a search for suregrip. Since that specifically for reefs, Im going to get that. trying to find a place that sells them for cheap. thanks all :D

when you say magnets, you mean the ones I can stick to the powerhead, and to the glass? that's safe for the reef tank?

My powerhead keeps slipping off the glass. its suction-cupped. I dont want it to keep falling on my corals/rocks. How do I get it to stay? I scraped and cleaned the glass, and the cups, and it still falls.

Originally Posted by fishkid2 but do u think u can put 2 clowns in a 10 gal? i find people rarely answer questions here. depends on what kind of clowns you get. Percula and Ocellaris clowns can be put in a 10 gal, two at most. others are too big for a 10 gal

ah, so you can put it under water. this would be perfect because some of my mushrooms attached to shells, lol

anyone? Description on the websites of this product is very vague on whether it can be put together under water or I have to take the rocks/corals out first. I would like to know before I go out and buy this stuff

I've heard people using marine epoxy to glue their rocks together. How do I apply this, do I have to take the LR out of the water, and set it up that way? Is there an easy way?

geeze I dont even remember. there's 2 lightings.. UV's of some sort. I'll have to look again when I turn the lights out. but it doesnt matter, Im willing to get the proper lighting needed for the corals. if it helps to narrow down the selection, Im looking for some nice pinks/reds and whites

hey all. I've had a 10 gal nano for nearly 3 years, with a pair of Occelaris clowns for over 2. Right now, I have some mushrooms, basic polyps and a colt coral that isnt doing so well (A friend gave it to me to try to revive a week ago). some crabs and snails, along with a CCStar well, I...

I have mushrooms and regular common polyps which are dying out thanks to the plant. I tore out all of the plant, hoping I got it all, lol. I really need to get more crabs, moving the rocks around showed alot of debris that I tried cleaning up best I can. when the cloudiness goes away, I'll take...

that I will be moving out of the house in a year or so, so not a good idea to start now, heh. I didnt even THINK about the moving process!! Knowing this, I decided to rearrange my tank and try to revive my corals and get some new corals. Any suggestions what would be good in a 10 gal nano?

I know, which is why I didnt weed the plant earlier. but I wanted to try to save my corals if possible. its a win/lose situation here, lol.

thank you all :) I just wanted to make sure!

thanks. She looks thin now and I see nothing. I messed up the tank abit, the plant I had in there was killing my corals so I had to take it out, messing everything up. oops. my poor corals are pretty much dead now. sigh.

I've posted questions, and very few has been answered. many left unanswered. 1. What time of the day does the female usually lay? 2. do they usually lay in the same spot each time? 3. Is it wise to try to raise fry on every other batch, not every one? 4. Terra Cotta Pot or flat Slate? 5. How...

psst, dawman, get my PM I sent you?

ugh, I refuse to buy fish from *****. they always die on me. try bringing then back to *****, call them.

is it the same store you got them from? How long have you had them for? with me, I tell my LFS that I bought the fish, and I realized I made a mistake, I'd like to return them for what I paid for and get something else. Sometimes they'll agree, sometimes they wont, but let me put the credit to...