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Thanks for the advice guys!!!! I already have pods on my DT and QT tank.

Thanks for the advice! I'll QT the fish...

I want to buy a Dragonet fish, but I'm wondering if need to QT. I heard Dragonets don't need to be in QT. Any advices!!!

Originally Posted by meowzer Yeah but it looks nice like that.... Thanks for all your replies guys. I will post more pics once I place the powder into my DT.

Originally Posted by mantisman51 I started my reef with an Atlantis temple thingy. It looked cool for a while and then I wanted a totally natural look. I think that looks pretty cool, but after a while I'll bet you decide to let the livestock be the centerpiece. Nice looking tank. I might take...

Originally Posted by Brokendeck Very nice tank. Sucks your powder is in the QT tank. How much longer does the powder half to be in the QT tank? two more weeks...

Originally Posted by meowzer I like the way you have the rock....looks really good Thanks!!!!

I just want to share pics of my 180 gal and my Powder in Qt. Any advices are welcome. Thanks,

The tank was already cycled and all my parameters were just fine. Since I started hypo my ammonia spiked up. I'been doing partial water changes daily and I also dose ammo lock. I will do a larger water change tomorrow.... Thanks for the advice.

My powder blue tang is in process of hypo, but my ammonia is at 2.0. is this normal during hypo process????? Please advice.

My powder blue tang (pocoyo) is on hypo right now. My salinity is 1.009 but my ammonia is at 2.0 is this normal? Please advice.....

Looks complicated to me, but like bob82 said "sweet".

bob82, I like your set up, I will set up mine w/out the bio balls. How bif is you sump?

I want to set up a refugium too. Can you guys post pictures of your refugiums to get bette ideas on how to set it up? My tank is 180gal. and I want to set up a 30-40gal refugium.

Your Hippo looks great!!

Originally Posted by vicegrip Hey I think you just described the mirror of my tank. looks good too. Looking good!!!

Looking good!!!!

Originally Posted by 1journeyman Feeding is 100% dependent on your particular fish. What do you have in your tank? How big is tank? Refugium? How old is tank? Only after we know this can we address how often you need to feed. A young or overstocked tank will not have as much natural food. A...

The first picture looks nice.

I actually feed them in the morning and before turning the lights off. If I don't feed them at night, they get all crazy and they are just going from one side to another.