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I had a flatworm problem too - so I bought a 6-line wrasse about a month ago since I had always read that they ate flatworms. Well...needless to say that statement is not always true - wrasse's do not always do what is written about them. To top it off - last Thursday he became very...

Aww...don't get mad at him - he just got the reef tank bug like the rest of us and wants to start his own tank!

I say for snails - cerith snails would be great in a dwarf tank (that's what I am going to do for a cleanup crew once my pony tank cycles, etc). Just scrub their shells really well with a toothbrush that has been soaked in RO/DI water. Then pop em in!

Awww...he's so cute! I'm gonna start setting up my pony tank sometime today. yay!

the guy I got the tang from has a 1300 gallon lagoon and i have a refuge in my sump plus I buy then once a month

Originally Posted by AlohaMI I don't know from personal experience, so that very well could be. I'm only going by what others have said about it, and it's only been very recently that I've heard some say that they truly are individual reflectors. Before that, the general consensus was that it...

The tiny creatures you see are probably pods. I've had them in my tank for about 3 weeks. I noticed them first - my boyfriend still cannot see them, lol. It's gotta be a guy thing with not being able to see the little teeny bugs, hahahaha! Needless to say - they are a very good thing and...

I have a 150w Stealth in my 30g reef tank and I love it - I use them in my 5 freshwater tanks as well and always have accurate, steady temps with only about .1-.3 flux. Get one!

Just wanted to say thanks! This is a VERY helpful article for us newbies to the marine tanks. I just set up my 30g last weekend and love the info that you have provided. Great info for those that do not really have great LFS near them to help them. I am very fortunate to have 2 great LFS...