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Originally Posted by BTLDreef If you have clownfish, and they are hosting it, they "should" feed it. However, mine apparently don't understand that concept and would much rather I stick my hand in the tank and risk losing a finger to feed the damn things. I have two GBTA and one RBTA and I feed...

Hello, I just purchased a green bubble tip anemone. I have a 55 gallon tank with coralife powercompact lighting. I was wondering if i have to feed it or not, If so what does everyone recommend feeding it. Let me know Thanks!

Originally Posted by Xcali1985 FPC hosting fine in it now no problem. Thanks! maybe ill try one of these nems. I want to get a bta but i dont know if my lights will support it.

anyone?

Anyone else have any luck with an anemone and this lighting? Let me know.

Originally Posted by Xcali1985 ive had a Seabae Anemone with 2 FPCs for over 4 months now, no signs of problems. I have the same lights. I also want to get some corals this week and sounds like this forum was what i need also. Will percula's host a seabae?

Does anyone know if i would possibly be able to keep an anemone? I'd like to get one for my two percula's. If so, what anemone would everyone recommend me trying.

Originally Posted by melypr1985 I have that fixture on my 90 along with some t-5's and I can keep alot of things under that. If your tank is really deep then you will need some suppliment lighting along with it to keep alot of the sps in my experience. but if it's shallow I have the coralife pc...

Originally Posted by lietz06 What I was told when I asked about corals and compact lighting you can keep most soft corals for example mushrooms, leathers, zoas, kenya trees, green star polp. Maybe some lps's if you keep em close to the lights. im sure some other ppl can chime in with some...

Just wondering what corals i would be able to keep with these lights. Any one know?

Originally Posted by reefkprZ take off the air lines and the bottom plastic 90degree inlets and clean them out to ensure there is no salt build up. do the same for the disk the elbows attack to. then put it back together. try that. No luck. any other ideas?

Okay, So how do i adjust it once i have the valve? Originally Posted by salty blues In my non-expert opinion, you most surely need a valve to set the skimmer for proper operation.

Originally Posted by meowzer I use a whole cube in my 225G with a lot more and bigger fish If you are adding other foods, half should be plenty IMO I really am not a food expert...lol...I just know mine seem happy Thanks a lot for the input. I'll try feeding it tomorrow.

Hello everyone. I purchased a 55 gallon tank about a month or so ago. Well it came with a Protein skimmer that when i first hooked it up produced a tiny amount a skimmage in the collection cup, but ever since has not. Here is a picture of it: The Hose that goes to the left i believe is an air...

LOL.. thanks guys. So meowzer do you agree that half a cube should be good or should i do a whole cube?

I recently purchased Formula 2 Frozen Food. I have 2 Percula Clowns, 1 Domino Damsel, 1 Three stripe Damsel and 1 yellow tail damsel in a 55 gallon tank. Should i feed a whole cube at one time? and does anyone have good feeding techniques?

Im trying to find out what kind it is because im not sure if its hooked up properly. Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

Well i got the parts for the fluval and picked up a few damsels (im a little scared to buy more expensive fish at first lol) Heres a few pictures.. Only problem im having now is im getting cyano.. any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Originally Posted by Flower AHHH…you didn’t mention the fluval, or I missed it listed… Does the fluval have a flow bar? That will give you enough agitation for the surface. Otherwise just buy the flow bar and you won’t need the #1 I was talking about…cheaper by far. Using a fluval canister...

I want to get a clean up crew. But not completely sure how many or what i should get for my 55g. Anyone have any recomendations?