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You really dont need a fuge, I have a 29 gal reef, and my tank is fine w/o one.

I'll be the first one then, i guess, welcome to SWF.com Kevin.

So, I should take out the CC, add the LS, and then the nxt day do a water change? or do i also do a water change, when i am removing the CC?

Oops sry bout that.

Very Nice.

My first year was rly bad, I lost 3 green chromis, 1 yellowtailed damsel, 1 scooter blenny, 1 sixline wrasse, and 1 bangaii cardinal. This year has been very good, as I only lost 2 firefish in a freak accident.

I'm happy with my 29 gallon, thank you very much.:D

Nice pic, I wish I had the time to devote to breeding my clowns, but they need a lot of different things, in order for them to successfully breed, dont they?

Ok sounds good, but I would like a second opinion, no offense or anything Bimmerboy.

Is there enough algae for them to eat? If not, that may be the reason, malnutrition.

Aiptasia is a type of anenome, known as the glass anenome.

Did you add anything new to your tank recently?

BTW, my tank is a 29 gal and I normally do a 6 gallon water change every 2 weeks.

I am thinking of doing this to, but i was gonna do my regular water change, then scoop most of the cc out, maybe leave 1/2" to 1" in the tank and add two cases of aragalive to my tank. Would this cause an ammonia spike?

I would say that is the only main negative of owning one. But thats just me. Other ppl have different opinions, so i wait for them to respond w some more feedback.

But it depends, like Ross said, if u have fish like the Mandarin in your tank, the sixline will end up eating the other fish's food, which could cause the other fish to starve.

I'd say a 20 gallon.

Around 2 dollars for gas upstate here.

And they have been known to eat bristle worms and flat worms.

Nope, they're reef-safe.