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Nutrient export is possible depending on tank size of course!

These are typical hitchhikers on live rock. I've got several and they have never bothered any other inverts/corals. They seem to be a good addition to reef diversity.

There are several corals that drift out stingers. These are aggressive corals. They include but are not limited to frogspawn, torch, galaxae, and hammers.

P.S. You can then get a small 13 watt PC clamp on light made by JBJ and mount it right on the side.

Absolutely. I've done it. What you want to do is slow down the flow. You can do you with a simple piece of clear plastic (like for the cover of a report). Cut a small piece that will fit between the pump area and where the water flows into the main chamber. Just super glue it in place and...

Hair algae sounds like a phosphate problem. Make certain you use only RO/DI water. NO tap water. Also, do not over feed your tank. This often causes problem algae. As far as the glue goes; I use super glue gel. Yes, you can do this out of water.

Remember, 1 inch of fish per 5 gallons of water is the general rule of thumb. If you have a deep sand bed and a lot of live rock, you can push that figure a little. I you go to far over this, you can possibly create too high of a bioload and crash your tank. Lemonpeel's are beautiful, but...

Mine stays between 81-82.

I just purchased the coralplankton. Anyone have success with this product? Back to the original post - I really like DT's.

There is a product on the market (the brand eludes me) similar to DT's phytoplankton that contains rotifers. I'd like to possibly put some of this in my refugium to increase the number of rotifers within my system. Obviously dosing with DT's would benefit the rotifers and hopefully increase...

I wanted to get some varying opinions on feeding corals. What are most of you doing? I know that some of you mix up your own blend, while others use manufactured products. What have you had noticable success with? I'm currently using Kent's and DT's. I plan on sticking with DT's and would...

Yuo could also try adding Bionic on a daily basis. It is a two part solution to maintain what Bang is talking about for a reef system.

One or two at the most! I also recommend several nassarius snails and some cerith snails for the sand bed. Cerith snails will move all over the tank, but will frequent the sand also. Nassarius snails are great for the sand!!!

I would not recommend this coral. I got a small frag from the lfs for free (thank goodness) and I could not keep it alive in an established tank.

One of the great additions to any reef in my opinion. They are very active an visible within any tank.

I don't think you need a filter, however, it doesn't hurt. Your tank appears established. do you have plenty of live rock and a live sand bed? These are my modes of filtration. I also have a small refugium on my tank as well.

I was interested in any experience out there with keeping a colt coral happy. The local lfs has several colts in different places within the display tank. I've got excellent flow throughout the tank with a few designated spots that are much slower for inhabitants that require such conditions...

You are on the right track, however I would do a few things differently. I personally think it is a mistake to place an entire cleanup crew into a tank all at once. By adding a few members at a time, you can establish a blance between having an efficient crew and keeping them feed so they...

There are four bulb retro kits for your application as well. No need to limit any of your possibilities. Let me know if you need the link.