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That coral looks to me like Stylophora Pistillata or some other closely related coral, just got one myself a few days ago!

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 I'm not completely on the up and up as far as LEDs go... However, I can offer a little bit of information. Corals also need blue/actinic light in order to photosynthesize. I have seen a bulb like this over the top of a 3g aquarium, but the guy also had...

WOW, this was a much more in depth coversation to come back to then I was expecting, but i'm glad I did! Very interesting and informative points to think about here, as well as a little confusing! So overall using any LED is the same, it all just depends on the colour spectrum output, because...

I have been wondering for a long time if you can use regular LED's for an aquarium. For example LED lights you would use in a regular lamp, or light bulb socket such as this http://www.homedepot.ca/product/13w-br30-********-flood-dimmable-soft-white-65w-led-bulb/952868 ?? I'm wondering because...

Yeah, i think i'm leaning towards that too because it would be neat if they actually paired up and mated!

I just have to but in here and state that you have the most amazing aquarium! I absolutely love your aquascape, fish, lights and corals, especially the green palys, they look stunning in there! You are my role-model

Well, i can always just upgrade to a 30g, I have the stand and tank and it isn't a big deal for me to do that, then i would be able to add a couple more fish eventually right?

I have a 20G, and i currently have 2 Occ. clowns, a firefish, and a PJ cardinal. The tank has been doing great, but I really want to get either another PJ cardinal, or a bangaii. What is your opinion on having that many fish in a 20 gallon? Thanks, andrew

Its easier to get a magnet glass cleaner so that you aren't always reaching into the tank, but a sponge (regular kitchen, non-soaped) is cheaper. I agree with not wanting SOME crabs such as hermits, because they are nothing but trouble in a small tank, and you probably don't need crabs for such...

Forgive me if i'm wrong, you said earlier that you hadn't yet added the salt, but you have the LR in the tank already? That could end up getting rid of ALOT of important things on the rock making it 'live', so if you havn't yet, you should definitely do that soon! Mr. Limpid is right about the...

Saltwaterfish.com needs to go CANADIAN! It sucks that nothing can be shipped across the border! I'm so close, but yet so far away from the wonderful things on this site! Is there ever going to be a possibility of this site shipping to Canada!? Because I really hope so, and i'm so so many other...

One year this Christmas! They are still so young!

Actually i think what i want to do is have an eel in here. They are definantly cool creatures! And my dads buddy's friend is selling his 75 square tank and all pumps light everything including an eel and two larger fish for 100$ so i definantly am trying to get ahold of him so that i can get...

I have a 112 Gallon aquarium which I have been planning to set up as a reef tank, but all things considered I enjoy my current little 30 Gallon reef tank, and could just throw money into making it better rather then upgrading to the 112. And in turn I could set something up and have just a fish...

Your cycling with saltwater Mollies? Why not just use something already dead instead of these, as you say, 'expendable' fish, rather then stressing them out to the max and killing them?

Okay, so did a little bit of research and many people are saying that they don't actually release toxins after death. However they often times get sucked into things like overflows and power heads and annoy people that way, haha! Also, people say that they are expensive to buy in their LFS so...

Lettuce Nudibranch? They are okay if you need a FEW to eat up hair algae, but i'm pretty sure they die pretty fast and release toxins into the water . . Correct me if i'm wrong here anyone?

Thanks, haha it took me a long time to decide!

Is it just me, or does it look to be that there's Aiptasia anemones amongst these little polyps to the left? Oohh, i just realized there's more then one page, so someone probably already told you, or you've probably dealt with them by now, haha woops

Sorry for bad picture quality but might as well share too! lol The female in the back is Coral, and the one closest, the male, is Marshall