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I was looking in my tank today and saw these worm looking creatures in my sand and live rock. They are small and always look like the leg of a brittle starfish. I also have these white string looking things coming out of the sand. They just wave back and forth with the current of the water...

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Can't afford that at the moment

It is 48x18x24. It is a typical 90 gallon tank. The T8 I was looking at on Home Depot's website was 48 inches long and had a place for 2 bulbs. Any thoughts on how much the bulbs run?

I searched on Home Depot's website and found a shop light T8 for $20. Now will they have the bulbs there or well that be at a pet store? A search for the bulbs on lowes and home depot came up empty.

Thanks for the advice. What do you mean by shop light T8? Can I purchase that at any local pet store?

Hello I have a 90 gallon FO tank. I have a fluval 205 and marineland 350 filter on it. What type of protein skimmer would you suggest? Also can anyone tell me how to build a sump? I wanna get rid of the 350 filter all together. Last question, What is the best light to use with just fish only...

How much you think this would cost? I know I want to get a reef octopus skimmer which is gonna run me at least $175.

I have been hearing that a sump is the way to go, but I am not that bright on that topic. What all would I need to buy?

Hello, I have a 90 gallon tank and am wondering what ya'll suggest for a protein skimmer and a canister filter. What are the best for the money spent? I don't have a ton of money, but I'm not broke either, obviously since I have saltwater fish. Any suggestions would be great.

Well it wasn't actually living stuff on the rock, but I went through the FDA inspection and they didn't say anything about it. I am just wondering if I can put it in my tank.

I was recently in Hawaii and got some "live rock" from the water. I was wondering what I had to do before I could put it in my tank.

90 gallon FOWLR

Would you go with a Marineland 350 Deluxe canister filter, or a Fluval 405? There is a big difference in price (around $60 more for fluval). Anyone who has had experience with either one, feel free to leave input.

Originally Posted by Mr_X you would need to purchase a hang-on overflow first. and then the largest tank you can fit, in the place your sump will end up(under the tank usually). it's definitely cheaper to make one, unless you can find a used one somewhere for a good price. i also think it's...

My 90 gallon is not drilled. I would have to syphon a pipe back over. My question is, would it be cheaper to buy a sump or make one. And if I was going to make one, would do you just doing?

I have a 90 gallon tank and want to add a sump to it. I need ideas on the best way to do it. The cheaper the better, but I still want it to work well too. I need to know everything about sumps, step by step. From what I need, to how to set it up and how to keep it going. I need to know...

My very first expensive fish was a Purple Tang, which I still have now. So I figured my first high priced fish/my favorite fish would be my name. :)

I went to the LFS the other day looking for something to put with my dogface puffer. I saw that they had a nice sized purple lobster and thought maybe I could but it in there. The guy working there said he had been in the reef tank and had eaten a purple tang and a yellow tang. You think there...

I have a 28 gallon that I am going to turn into a reef tank. What lights do you suggest to buy for it? The cheaper the better