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is the tank new? It looks to me like there are too many nurtrients in the tank, which causes excess algae growth. Try to limit the amount of food you are feeding and lower the time the lights are on. Do frequent water changes (at least once a week) until the algae bloom dissipates. GOOD LUCK...

The brown algae that is forming in your tank is most likely some sort of dianoflagelle. If you havent added any more bioload to your aquarium, the sudden "bloom" is most likely due to excessive amounts of silicone, and/or phosphates in the water. This excess nutrients was mostly likely...

Just curious what type of metal halides were you planning on getting? Because the spectrum is important in order to make sure the zooxanthae make enough food. Usually you would want bulbs that peak in the red and blue spectrums because most plants, including algae, photosynthesis best in that...

Somethings eating my xenia - night! any ideas on what it could be. The way they are eaten, is only the polyp, not the stalk is gone.

I would recomend zoos, xenia, anthia, brain corals( they just keep growing), leathers, shrooms, and euphyillia corals, If your tank water has somewhat high nitrates an elegance coral would prob do awesome, they love dirty tanks!! They usually are considered hard to keep because people super...

Originally Posted by promisetbg Squamosas and Derasas can be kept without halides,but what size tank is this 260 wts of PC over? They cannot however be kept in the rockwork..they must be on the sand.They do not attach as Croceas and Maximas do.As a clam opens/closes and takes in water..it will...

I would go with the deresa, Ive had mine in my nanocube for 9 months and its has quadrubled in size!!! Mine you its only about an inch from the surface so it gets good light, but dersa clams have some cool colors, my personal favorite is the zebra striped form...in fact im thinking about...

yeah i do have a dersa under the lights, its really close to the top and ive had it since it was a small 1 incher, now its about 4 inches!!! Species like dersa and squamosa dont need as much light as the colorful maximas and crocea. The plants in there are calpalera, ie grape algae... that...

Its a nano cube dx, i got it for x-mas I have alot in this little sucker. Inverts include : small snails, and hitch hiker starfish. a large T. deresa Corals: red, green open brain corals, two hammer corals, one small frogspawn, orange, pink, red and green zoos, elegans coral, antheia polyps...

thanks...its my baby

hope u all like it :)

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hey whats ur fav band. I love BOSTON they rock my socks what about u guys?

wow and i thought i had it bad...;)

who else feels my pain

wow just went to the shoe store and i now where a 14 mens...damn it i was hard enough to find shoes when i wore a 13...geez

why did u have it declawed and have its caine teeth taken out.

i dont blame hormones... i blame whore moans. LMFAO...:hilarious :hilarious :hilarious :hilarious :hilarious :hilarious

awww pwnag3!! and DVS... are u trying to hook up? jk jk, sorry about the frustration! I blame hormones!

wow...yeah too much sand...in nano tanks use lr and sand sparingly because if u add too much it looks like you have a tank full of rock! Your off to a good start, but u dont need that deep of a sand bed in such a small tank