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I just bought an order of Joe's Juice as well. I'm in the process of moving everything into a new tank - it's all been sitting since my old tank broke waiting for my new tank to be ready... and the aptasia is in the tank full of LR and no corals or fish... Just a powerhead, lights, micro and...

it's very difficult to see what that is. Do you have any pics of the critter in water? Can you describe it? If it was attached to the equipment, it might have been sponge. How long has your tank been set up?

I've never heard that Joe's Juice makes things worse. I've also had the experience that peppermints eat only the small ones and that after they're done with those, they pick at corals unless you keep them full

at first, i was told to run my fuge lights 24/7 also, to keep the plantlife from going "sexual" and dumping nutrients back into the water. That was years ago, and I'm not sure it's still thought of as the best way to go. Good luck! I'm curious to see what answers you find...

Hi, everyone! I'm setting up my replacement tank for the one that broke (very sad) and need advice on the set-up: 55 gal with dsb, will have maybe 150 lb live rock and a few fish, soft corals for now (saved from broken tank) wet-dry with Rio 2100 in the sump will pump water into 25-gal fuge. I...

But here's my question - with no sand bed, what protects the glass from the live rock?

five days without light will not kill bristleworms or fish, but five days in a tank with poison in it (dead anemonies) can kill lots of stuff... Particularly considering that only the lights went out - the powerheads would move the poison everywhere.

sorry nobody helped you yet. I've been keeping saltwater fish for about five years - so take my advice for what it's worth. I'm not one of the "big boys," but I've got some experience... I would say that the "live rock" you had from your garden is not live at all (in swf tank terms...). It...

not sure about the UV sterilizer. Let others weigh in, but do a search on this board. Happy set-up! enjoy! -daisy

and btw, is it just tank size? Because I have a lot of water attached to my tank but not part of the display - 55 gal display and about 30 gal fuge

how big a tank do you think you need for anthias?

Hi everyone -- I need some advice. Over the summer, my 4-year old tank broke, and my livestock (including tons of LR with soft coral) has been in temporary tanks in my home. It's time now to begin re-populating a new tank. I need suggestions on how to do it! questions include: 1. sand or...

Originally Posted by psusocr1 honestly get a racoon butterfly or a arugia butterfly and put him in there alone with the aptaisa since you could and all your aptasia will be gone within a month.. when i say i had more aptasia than you can imagine i was ready to take all my liverock out of my tank...

I can't imagine hitting every single aptasia with juice - there must be thousands of them! It would take me weeks and weeks. On the other hand, it might be fun... for those of us suffering from OCD...

oh - and about the aptasia - they've been growing for months, so there are thousands of them, and they're all sizes -- I am afraid it is too much for shrimp and it is DEFINITELY too much for human intervention with a syringe. Will the peppermints eat full-size aptasia?

Hi, everyone. I've been gone for years. Kind of got sidetracked with graduate school and little kids. And when I was not looking, my tank grew and grew. It was mostly wonderful, but then there was an explosion of aptasia and bubble algae. And then the tank broke... suffice to say that right...

I'm not home right now and don't remember the specs. I can tell you it's one blue, one white, a 3-foot set of 2 bulbs. I'll check when I get home. -daisy

Your coral beauty looks like it's got some real personality! What a picture! Have you got base rock on top of live rock? It just looks very white on top. It's a good idea to put the LR on top of the base rock so you don't lose the algae on the LR. Your set-up looks great! Happy building...

I've got a 58 gal oceanic with a 20 gal fuge underneath, lots of circulation, about 100 Lb LR and a protein skimmer. Fishes are yellow tang, maroon clown, royal gramma, lawnmower blennie, redlip blennie, and tiger gobie. There's an active and wonderful clean-up crew. The tank has been set up...

Thanks for the idea! I'll have to figure out how I'll do it, seeing as how I have a kosher home, and the food I feed to my fish is definitely out of the range of what it typically found / acceptable in my kitchen. Maybe I'll get special fish sushi-making tools... I'm sure they'd appreciate...