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I change about 1-2gal of water a week. I have not added anything but a little calcium to help out the CLA.

I see that many people add phytoplankton, calcium, and any other additional reef additives. What would you guys suggest for a 10g nano?

I just finished cycyling my 10gal nano a few weeks ago and was thinking about what to stock it with. Does anyboyd have any recommendations for maximum amount of fish, corals, and inverts? I really like the inverts for some reason. Thanks.

:D Dude, like your tank is totally awesome brah. I've just started my own little 10 gallon tank and it has been up and running for about 2 months now. I hope it will be as vibrant as yours. Could you give me a rundown on the specs of the tank and what you do to make it such a successful...

I have the same problem with this annoying hair algae. I was told that it is due to a high level of phosphates in the water. My local saltwater fish store recommended that I buy some phosphate reducer and that will help stop the growth of the algae. He also said using R.O. water would work...

any suggestions on fish or crabs that will eat the algae?

I have this green hair-like algae stuff starting to grow and take over my tank. I frequently do water changes, but I hear it is do to the high amount of phosphates in the tap water. Any advice on how to stop and prevent this growth?

I've got this green hair-like algae starting to grow all over my tank. I heard that it is due to too much phosphorus in the local water. Anybody know any possible way to get rid of it? Thanks.

i was pondering the possibilty of aquiring a snowflake moray eel for my reef tank and was wondering if it would be safe for the inhabitants. my tank is a 55 gal with a coral beauty, 6 line wrasse, cleaner wrasse, mandarin goby, 2 peppermint shrimp, a cleaner shrimp, a sallylight foot crab...

cleaner shrimp are a cool addition to the tank. they will clean the parasites off of any fish thus helping keep the fish healthy. they love to be active in the day, they will crawl all about your hand when it's feeding time, and are a colorful addition to the tank. it's kind of like having a...

to catch a fish, you need to corral it into a corner and have nets ready for the fish to swim into. it may take a couple of tries, but this is the technique i've used to catch several fish including those damn damsels. patience is the key!

i'm interested in adding a seahorse or two to my reef tank. i've got 4 fish: a cleaner wrasse, a six-line wrasse, a mandarin fish, and a coral beauty, plus a splew of crustaceans: 3 peppermints, 1 cleaner, a couple of blue hermis, and a sally light foot all in a 55gal. i've heard mixed...