Recent content by reefbabe

Okay, lets try this combo small yellow tang (top), lion (mid), flame hawk (bottom), zebra eel (bottom), and a bluehead wrasse (all). What do you guys think? Oh, I also found out that my tank is a 75g, not that it matters much.

You know...the more research I do on triggers, the less likely I am to want one. They most likely will not get along with the lion.

I know....this is why it's so darn hard to pick, lol. What do you guys think about a picasso trigger, lion, zebra eel, cinnamon clown, and a lemonpeel angel or coral beauty?

That is a lovely mix...lots of color. What I really would like to have again, is the antennata lion. We used to have one before the 100g went reef. I would also really like to have a small angler. Keep in mind, I haven't made up my mind and probably won't for some time so all these suggestions...

I've just recently converted my 70g freshwater to FOWLR....now the dilemma, agressive, semi-agressive or peaceful. Anyone have any ideas on what to fill this tank...go ahead, pretend that it's your very own personal tank. I've come up with three combos but I'm very indecisive so I'm looking for...

Yes, thank you. This is what I am doing at the moment. I really really like the blue look and am quite used to it now. It's kind of hard for me to go back to the more white look (400w makes it whiter and drowns out the blue). I think that eventually I'm going to make the 400w a 20k and use my...

I've been running two 175w MH on my 100g reef. This tank has only been set up for a year (reef 5 months). I came across a warehouse 400w MH lamp for 40 US dollars (about 47 canadian dollars) and couldn't pass it up. I rewired it and added a 400w reef bulb. What I decided to do was make a DYI...

Would anyone be willing to give a little info on this possible scutus? I've had this guy for about 6 months and have never seen it bothering my corals. He started at about 5cm in diameter and is now the length of my pointer finger! How fast do these guys grow...

Bottom view: http://www.photochicken.com/ims/pic/86YG2w4/4768.jpg clear white spots...maybe hegdepethi spp. http://www.photochicken.com/ims/pic/86YG2w4/4769.jpg Seams to be exclusively eating green encrusted algae: http://www.photochicken.com/ims/pic/86YG2w4/4770.jpg...

A better pic.... http://www.photochicken.com/ims/pic/86YG2w4/4743.jpg http://www.photochicken.com/ims/pic/86YG2w4/4744.jpg

Thank you for your reply. It does not have a definate shell. It looks like an Elysia sp..... possibley hedgepethi...

A week ago, I noticed some new sea slugs in the tank. Now...there are about a hundred of them (that I can see). They seem to be herbivore because they are hanging out on the backside of the aquarium. They look like the things that my 4 yr old pull out of his nose (BOOGERS) and move like an inch...

I agree...science IS cool! Well, I've found the reason why so many still push for the use of Kalk. Here's an article I found about ca reactors and PH scroll down: http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-09/rhf/index.php

I didn't think it was "cool" I just thought it would be a bit more scientific.

I think you and I are in the same boat :) I just always try to look to the future. I've got to read read and read some more and ask lots of Q's along the way. I know how I am, I have the "bigger is better" mentality so some day...in the future, I'll be constructing one of these bad mama jamas!