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Pics aren't too clear...but looks like aiptasia. You could try peppermint shrimp which are known to help control outbreaks. I've never had an outbreak myself, but I have also heard that a product called joe's juice works, just not sure what effect it would have on the tank/tankmates.

I think you should specify what kind of corals you plan on keeping, since different types of coral require different types of lighting.

Hi everyone, I was hoping I could get some feedback. I have a 12G nanocube as one of my tanks and have had it up and tore it down and had it back up again! hehe Well anyway, I started to stock it a month ago and got a sixline wrasse (my first time with this fish) and its great. I proceeded to...

Slomo, I had the same problem with my old marineland eclipse. I would get salt creep everywhere...and I mean everywhere! Unfortunately, there was nothing I did that worked to remedy the excessive salt buildup, so I took down that tank!

that is a very handsome looking fish!!

Beautiful tank and coral selection/placement. Truly a showpiece mini-reef!

I would figure out what's going wrong in your tank before adding any other fish. IMO Otherwise the wrasse is a great fish...lots of character, just picked up a sixline for my nano a couple weeks ago.

Originally Posted by meowzer What exactly are the Pom-Poms on that crab? That Basslet is beautiful...no way would I pay that much for a fish though...whether I had it or not. They are miniature anemones. I used to have a pom pom crab in my nano..it used to hide a lot but when it did make an...

Originally Posted by meowzer What exactly are the Pom-Poms on that crab? That Basslet is beautiful...no way would I pay that much for a fish though...whether I had it or not. They are miniature anemones. I used to have a pom pom crab in my nano..it used to hide a lot but when it did make an...

Personally, I would limit a tank of that size to 1 fish. If you want a goby I would try one of the smaller species like a neon goby, barbershop goby or twin spot goby. In any case you would still have to keep optimal water conditions and make sure the tank is covered if you keep a barbershop...

great rockwork....love the tank and corals.

I would ditch the bioballs...you can use some live rock in the back compartments, they will provide a more natural filteration. Also a bag of chemipure will do the trick.

Put some clothes on....there are kids are here! haha Seriously though, those are very nice. Enjoy!

Originally Posted by nissan577 i had the golden head sleeper in the cube once. and it keep getting the sand, swimming to the top and releasing it. it got so annoying! and the corals wouldnt open. i think the diamond stays home. but why dont you get this goby: The Two Spot Goby is also referred...

Originally Posted by locoyo386 If it is a Fiddler Crab, do does need to come up for air? I'm not 100% but I do think that Fiddler crabs need some sort of access to an 'out of water' environment as well. They also like brackish conditions.

Nice looking Tank...love the coralline on the back wall

yes

I'd say pretty sweet deal for $15..those are very attractive zoo's. I wish I could land something like that....but i'm not that lucky

Great Tank and nice pics. Keep it up

Originally Posted by jennln I leave my chemipure and purigen in the tank for 3 months and then replace both. When I do water changes I swish the bags around a bit in the extracted water to rinse them off and then right back in they go. Why did the lfs recommend taking it after a few days? Not...