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I'm not in love with the look of the Coralife 16 BioCube stand, especially for the price. If it were a bit cheaper, I'd consider it. https://www.fishtanksdirect.com/coralife-16-gallon-led-biocube-stand-100115663.aspx Has anyone used a different stand with success for a BioCube 16? Any replies...

I'm getting a very small 6LW from my LPS, just wondering if he can live with those inverts without issue?

Just curious as to what it may be! Thanks!

Is there any way to get the critters/worms/ect living in my current tank (with the crushed coral) out safely and put into my new tank (which I want to use sand in) when I switch over? Or will I effectively be killing all of them?

Bought live rock a few days ago and noticed it came with this little guy. I have a baby false percula in the tank, do you think he is in any danger with this crab? Edit: Crabs body is a little larger than a quarter. Small pincers.

I want one of them for my tank, but I cant find them for sale anywhere

After my heater exploded, a lot of life came up from the rocks and sand and out into the open water. Most were worms, but today I saw a grey pencil thin fish swimming around my tank, I didn't buy this fish. It looks like http://badmanstropicalfish.com/who/mystery_august_06.jpg that, except much...

I have another heater, but my anemone, snails, urchins, shrimp, and slug have all died. I changed 25% of the water and I'm trying to get the residue out of the tank, but there is plastic and glass all over my sand and rocks and my fish aren't looking well. What should I do?

I've got a bunch of snails in my tank, they grew from a live rock I bought, and now I feel as if they are starting to become a nuisance. What are some ways I can remove them from my tank? They are sticking to the glass in the front and back of the tank.

Hi, this is my first time posting here and I am wondering if anyone knows of blue anemones that are available for purchase. As a Met and a Knick fan, I think it would be pretty cool to watch my True Perc Clowns host a blue anemone. Thanks!