Recent content by spaz0177

everything is in line. I have 1 yellow faced sleeper goby, three scissortail gobies, 1 kole tang, one naso tang, 4 damsels, 1 swallowtail female angel, one starry blenny, 10 large turbo snails, 10 red legged hermits, and 3 peppermint shrimp that i never see.

Is he going to be ok. He never eats it. I stick it on the glass stick under rocks, but he never eats it. mY other fish to include kole tang eats it. I feed formula 2 pellets half the time and the other have frozen food brine and mysid shrimp soaked in vita chem for five minutes. Is he...

extremely sad to report. one of the gobies has died. I am going to do whatever I can to save the other one.

120 gallon tank. 165#s of live rock, 2 inch sand bed. Water parameters are perfect. They want to eat, but cant get food to them unless a way way overfeed. They are getting extremely skinny 4 damsels 1 kole 1 naso 1 blenny 1 swallowtail angel 3 scissortail gobies. 2 yellow faced, or sleeper...

I am sorry you misunderstand the question. They want to eat they just can't get the food because others are eating it first. I am worried because of the amount of food i may have to put in because of an ammonia spike.

sorry for not getting back for awhile. Was on the road for a few days. 2x250 hallides, 150 gallon protein skimmer, pumping 1000 gph through the sysem. 165 #'s of live rock and 2 inch sand bed. I know I am missing something, let me know what that is. thanks in advance this site is awesome...

I have a tank 3 months old and the other fish are eating everything I put in. I can't figure out how to get food to them and not cause an amonia spike. They are getting extremely skinny. Need help.

i already have these fish. The blenny is a starry blenny. In terms of quantity, is it too many or can I add another 1 or two

120 gallon 165 # of live rock 4 damsels 1 blenny 2 yellow faced gobies 1 female swallowtail angel 1 naso tank 1 kole tank 3 scissortail gobies

thanks guys

than I will ask what is the best for keeping calcium up. A friend of mine that has been a reef hobbyist for years said when he had problems with calcium he switched to reef crystals and he said it worked out much better for him

In a reef aquarium what is the best sea salt to use in keeping up with all the trace elements. I am not a big fan of dosing

i apologize i got confused i thought my ph at 8.8 is the same as aldalinity. I have learned something. I am sorry for my stupidity. I am not a chemist, however, i have recently learned that I need to be.

never tested for alkalinity. should i be using the bionic or just do a water change. if water change what amount

i have a 120 set up with #'s of live rock. i do 12 gallons every week. what do you think