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So it's been a while since I've been back so I figured I would update with a video. First link is to my old thread and you can see where i started with my reef, and what it looks like now with the video...

Definitely get rid of the crushed coral. The tank I bought came with about 20lbs of crushed and I've been picking it out little by little, I just don't like the look of it and it makes it a little hard for my sand sifters to do their job

Congrats! Seeing faces like that is priceless. When I told my girlfriend the total of how much we had invested in our tank so far she just gave me a whole minute silent glare and said "I guess we know what we might be selling to pay off our kids college tuition..."

Originally Posted by King_Neptune thanks for the tips. im not really into bland colors, but that twinspot goby looked really cool. I might give it a serious consideration. As for blennies, ya I really like the midas, im also thinking bi-color would be cool. and the cleaner wrasse seemed pretty...

Originally Posted by King_Neptune 1. A Powered Blue Tang(those browns look like barf!) Completely agree on that! 3. Couple Blennies...not sure which..something pretty.(ideas?) Midas Blenny! 4. A couple Gobies.(ideas?) Twin spot goby? They seem really nice 5. A single Pistol shrimp to go with...

Originally Posted by sharkbait09 hello, does anyone know what kind of zoas are in the 4th pic top right? thank you!!!!!!!!! *tilts head, snaps neck...* looks like green/radioactive dragon eyes I really like that brain, nice tank!

Originally Posted by bender77 I just upload my pictures to photobucket then I copy the "share code" that has [ IMG] at the beginning and [/IMG ] at the end. Paste that into the message box and the picture should appear +1 Photobucket is the best for photo uploads

Anyone tried Reef Chilli here? There's a guy on another message board that uses only that and his corals have an insane growth rate, I mean he also has some high end equipment as well so his water is always awesome, but has anyone tried it?

Originally Posted by Stanlalee totally dependent on the size of the UV and flow rate of the return. anything under 40watts isn't going to do a thing under typical return flow rates against pods (and I can vouge first hand as I had a 25w UV inline of a 600gph return pump directly after a cheato...

Originally Posted by NigerBang I got an even odder one! Look up Maximum The Hormone - Zetsubou Billy Anyone of has watched Season 2 of Death Note will know its the outro for the show.. That song is awesome! I think I like the intro for Death Note better: "What's up people?".

Originally Posted by spanko http://how2heroes.com/videos/techniques/shucking-a-clam LOL!

Are you going to sell our emails and spend the earnings on corals...?

Awesome! Pm'ed

I guess I'm the odd one that listens to Korean, Japanese, Spanish and German music

It's a mater of finding good deals but it can be done. Some local guy around here was selling a 55g with a 20L sump/fuge overflow box, 2 power heads, sand, 20lbs LR and a T5 light fixture, and return pump with plumbing all for $90. I tried to jump on this, but it was gone in just 2 min after...

Yeah! When he stops, he just looks a round a little and then just goes back. Maybe he just likes the ride?

Are they ready yet...?

When I get my Midas, I want him to do some stuff like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQQ7l...eature=related I just hope he's not sick or anything

Originally Posted by abeandlulu I've never seen either one of them mess with the corals. The trigger on occasion try to eat a hermit crab but he is not fast enough. The clowns do well together. the orange and white ones will not let the black and white ones in the the anemone until at night...

I voted for #1 but it's really a tough choice. I like the fact that you can walk around it and see the tank from different angles and. The whole island is really attractive as well and being powered by vortechs makes a big difference. #2 also looks really nice since you have a whole wall to...