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I am debating on weather to set up my 10 gal into a nano or not, so I'm looking at cost. I basically want 99.9% softies, I may dabble in SPS, but shrooms, zoos, and smaller xenia I think, look best in nanos. So I was wondering if you could recommend a good (low cost) light to keep these guys...

Requiem may I contact you? Your email is disabled on the sight Please email me, at Bb7551@aol.com I'd like your opinion on designing my shark tank Thanks!

if hypo keeps desiese away pretty well and fish live well in it.... why not just keep your SG at the hypo level? It would keep the fish almost completley desease free plus you save money? so why not? Thinking out loud here. John

I live in south jersey, and I do NOT support chain stores, I may get something off the net everyonce and a while but that is it. John

Joe, can you email me at bb7551@aol.com? thanks. John

well, around here the cheapest place I could find was 22.50 plus tax for a bag that makes 50 gallons unless I prder on the net. John

it would be in air tight containers, And would prolly have a cheap power head in it, to keep it from stagnating. John

I could see novice150 doing this in the next few years for his black tip reef shark. lol

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: New to me..... NOT, I could have told them that and I bet it took them a few years to come to this conclusion :rolleyes: LOL John

How long can I keep natural salt water stored? You see, I am about 9 miles or so away from a beach and can deffinatly get natural sea water. I was just wondering how long I can keep it stored, like If I get a 55 gallon drum full and don't use it for a month, or three, it would be OK right...

How do I tank it appart? Unscrew those two screws at the bottom of the fixture?and all of it is under it? Thanks, John

JUST what I was thinking it even looks to big now for that tank. John

Now, How can I help out with the heat it makes? Like were can I drill holes for better heat exhaust? And can I take the clear thing off? and hang it about 4 or 5 inches away from the water? Thanks! John

multiply the lenghth of the fish by the height of the fish and devide that by two, like a 12x8 fish would need 48 gallons (12x8/2=48) John

the fish is 2 foot wide by 2 foot tall? if it is, then yes a 1044 gal tank is good

OK, SO let say you need at least a ten gallon tank?

I was thinking about the "rules" for stocking fish, like the 1 in = 5 gal. And I have decided that is one of the WORST kind of advice people can give, you know? I mean, a three inch trigger puts out more waste then 3 one inch gramas SO I was REALLY thinking about this... If you multiply the...

Well, 40 gal is OK, the bigger the better. You will always want to go bigger. If you don't want to spend to much money, then I would suggest a freshwater tank. for a 40 gal you would need: at least 40 lbs of LR whitch will run you 200 bucks or more. a filter, whitch should run at least 30...

once they get eating they are OK, but most of the time they will live for one or two years and then without any warning die. some people have kep them for 5 or 6 years without any problem. John

dvskin, is there any place you know of you can get them? thanks. john