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hey guys its been awhile, here is an updated pic. ill have the newest pic tomorrow. to update you further. i will be tearing down this tank and converting it into a 30 gallon wide. as soon as my new light comes in the mail i will have pics and tell you guys the plans i have for it. i am so...

well guys, its been a long time. working a lot... ok heres the story. the clam was doing awsome, then one night a worm came out of rock and touch the clam. i hit the worm with a spoon and it shot back in the rock. the clam ended up comming back out so i thought nothing of it and went to sleep...

i am currently trying to frag my teal zoos, but ill frag the blue ones. if you have something that would be of interest to me....

very good. why did you get the 70w? i think the 150w is only 10 bucks more. anyways, light and water movement are both important. my filter is powerful, but it was more of a "bumpy" flow. my rio 90 provides more than enough flow. to much flow would probably piss off my clam, which is in the...

the moonlite is not bright enough to give a really good picture. thanks for the complement.

PJ Cardinals

green skirt, light blue center zoos

updated pic:

seriatapora:

fluorescent green zoos:

new additions: green skirt, light blue center zoos, fluorescent green zoos, pink w/ purple polyp seriatapora. green skirt, light blue center zoos:

oops, here is the updated update of the full tank shot:

here is an updated full tank shot:

shep77- i would suggest but individual kits. this is the more expensive way, buts its the best way. like one test kit for ph, one for trite, one for trate, one for ammonia, and so on. until you feel that you have what you need. definatly pic up an alkilinity test kit. mine is from Seatest. its...

thanks. yes the yellow cup seems to be the feature of my tank that does not get over looked.:D

go with what ever you wnat, but next time, when you post a question like this, keep an open mind:yes:

well. it depends on what you want actually. ok heres the beak down. small tanks, IMO, are easier to take care of. but the problem with small tanks is you gotta keep an eye on the parameters constantly. smaller tanks = levels get more unstable faster. with larger tanks, its fairly the opposite...

either that or you just gotta take a chance.... to me it seems like you dont want to risk getting something that MIGHT be agressive. also you opinion on fish is slightly different then ours. i think the bangii cardinal is a beautiful fish. actually, you know what go and check out the yellow...

yes! Zeppelin sound perfect:yes: thanks guys

the tank has been set up since January 3rd 2005.