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I have finally had it with my 2 year old Fluval #204! I have a CPR BakPak 2R protein skimmer in a 24 gallon reef tank with live rock and live sand. I would appreciate any suggestions for replacing the Fluval with a new mechanical filter. It has to fit into a small opening on the top of the tank...

I would go for a tank that's not too tall for seahorses, but, the refugium sounds like a great idea so I vote for the 25 tall.

I really like your rock structure! Looks great! :)

Thanks for the help. I fed flake the day before, it was brand new. Her stomach was normal the next morning. :)

I've had my f. perc clownfish for about 2 years now, and today she's looking really fat, all of a sudden- I just noticed this today. Is this a medical condition, or is she just overeating? She's in a reef tank with good water quality. Thank you. :)

Everything looks amazing! Really a balanced tank... :D

I have a "DSB" that is about 2-3 inches deep that has been running for 2 1/2 years... most people recommend more sand, but mine seems to be functioning well, with lots of bubbles (the good kind!).

I sent some letters as well. On CBS.com it said as a description for the show "Tetra shows how easy it is to set up your own saltwater tank". I'm going to boycott tetra for this..... (not like I really buy any of their products anyway, though....!) :( :eek: :mad:

cool! I like the clownfish and zoos the best!:D

Getting a QT early on- saved A LOT of fish lives.

I'm sorry to hear about that... :( Pufferfan, for more info on nano reefs, check out the new nano-reef fourm. Nano reefs are anything less than 25-30 gallons, and require more attention to the water quality and the animals added than normal tanks usually.

Really nice tang shot! Nice pics, that tank is huge! :eek:

First of all, your kenya tree is beautiful! Mine is not as white and much thicker. :rolleyes: Sometimes mine move around (90 degrees or so) and they're ok later. It doesnt really make sense, because the one next to it is fine... All I can think of is that somethings been irritating it, or...

I think that a carndinalfish, false perc clownfish, or neon gobys would be great! :)

After I lost one fish to disease, I finally set up a QT tank. I think it is very important to have, and has saved me a lot of trouble. Not only does it prevent disease, it also helps the fish get used to your schedule, water, etc and helps it get stronger by getting enough food w/o the stress of...

I have a featherduster with a chrismas tree shape, but there is just one and its brown and large, and lives in the sand. Maybe u can find one of those instead.

Looks great! :D

Beautiful tank! Those corals are huge~!

Yeah, it will be fine. Mine have done this before, once was stress, the other time I have no idea why. It'll grow back within a month, and make sure you feed it when it does. :D

"Questions: 1.) Since it moved so fast when it retracted back into the tube, wouldn't it retract as quick when out of the tube if startled or such? Mine isnt, and that concerns me." From my understanding, once they are completely out of the tube they cannot re-enter 2.) as of tonite it is still...