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I picked up a 8500W and it runs everything in my house 2 tanks, fridge,freezer,T.V., furnace and the odd light. You should see the neighbours stare when I'm sitting on the couch watching cable T.V. and they're running around with candles.

Any suggestions about a Bearded ghoul in a 14g biocube. There is not alot of information that I can find. Would it be a good fit?

Chlorine is not the only harmfull thing in tap water there can be phosphates and trace metals (ect) which we don't want in our tanks. It's recommended that you use RO-DI water in your tank. I would spend a couple more bucks and get a RO-DI filter and make your own water at home. Or you can but...

Originally Posted by Fretfreak13 You should throw on a black background to hide the equipment. The tank is beautiful, but I think the background would really make it...POP =) I don't put anything on the back so I can go behind my tank every so often and look at all the critters back there I...

Getting better at taking pictures.

Originally Posted by reefkprZ I tell you I was some mad when all they did was twitch around like miniature epileptics. Just about fell out of my office chair. Thanks for all the suggestions I'll look into building some DIY foods

Originally Posted by Cranberry We are talking about adult brine, right? I assume where you said "grow out". Hatching Baby Brine is a totally different story. I was going to hatch baby brine shrimp then keep them in a seperate tank to feed and mature. Could you suggest a good food for a sun coral?

I was looking for a good food for my sun coral. I noticed on the tube videos that alot of them are feeding live brine. Figured if it wasn't too much work I would try and hatch some myself. By the sounds of it I'm gonna feed frozen foods.

I was looking to hatch and grow out brine shrimp. Does any one else do this if so what are you feeding and any secrets??

Not to sure what it is but it reminds me of cheato. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Nothing I have so far will eat this.

I sent you PM hope it helps it's not exactly what your were looking for.

Yup it's a Aqua Medic 250w pendant 20k bulb

Are you sure it's not cyno or something like that? Sounds kind of wierd to already have a large bloom of coraline.

Thanks it's been slow going but it's coming along. I just got a new 33G drilled so I'm going to switch everything over in the near future which should clean up the DT. No more clutter of wires, hoses and a skimmer.

https://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_11...ot_parent_id=6 He eats this and just about everything I throw in.

I was told the scum is a build up of protien. If what I have been told is true then water changes and a good skimmer should help. Also keep the surface moving add another power head or redirect one you already have to agitate the water surface. You have a cyano problem and a build up of protien...

Hope I can post this link without getting in trouble but I found it a good read and maybe very useful for alot of people. http://www.practicalcoralfarming.com/zoonudis.html

Originally Posted by bpro32 how long is your tank? This is what I was going to do on a 40g that I had in the works before I picked up a 34g cube. I'll have to check when I get home but it's just a standard 33G.

I would look at what kind of corals you want to keep or are keeping in the tank and go from there. I'm running 2 K2's in my 33G with a 304 fluval (not sure the output of it) and this gives me lots of movement but it doesn't stir up the sand.