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Thanks all good to know. Also good to know that they are that powerful

Perfect thanks for the clarification. And khmer86 have you had any problems with them? Have you been happy with them so far?

I have been looking at new powerheads for my tank and I was wondering if anyone had any opinions on jebao pps vs the rw? What differences are there, any advantages one has over the other?

It's a 30 gallon that's been established for a couple of years. The corals I have now are doing just fine. I am running orbit current leds that aren't fantastic but do the job. My parameters are: Ph 8.0 Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 0 I'm just looking to put something in that has some color to...

I was just curious of what people could recommend for easier corals that don't need too much light? Ones that they like or have found to be good. Looking to add some more corals just don't know what to get.

I did that yesterday. It seems to be in one spot now. I don't know if it is just wedged there or actually has its foot down. Don't want to stress it out trying to find out.

So these are my parameters from testing this morning: Ph 8.0 Ammonia 0-.25 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 0

I was worried about that but I heard the rock anemones didn't need as much light as some of the other types. How much light would be recommended for them?

It's a rock flower anemone. It had been in the tank for about two and half weeks. The tank is a 30 gallon. The tank has been set up in this current location for about a year and half (use to be in another location for a lot longer). I'm using some orbit marine LEDs for lights. I haven't fed...

Pretty sure my anemone is dying ? It won't attach to anything and it is all puffed up. Just wanted some other opinions on it. Here is a picture of it

No I didn't feed it. It just went over to it. It looks like it hasn't bugged it much today though. So hopefully it stays that way!

I got a flower anemone yesterday and since I put it in my tank, my cleaner shrimp has not left it alone. It hasn't been able to open up and it has wedged itself into some rocks. Has anyone had anything like this happen before? Or any tips on what I should do?

Thanks that helps! Is there any brand you find that you like best?

What do people use for active carbon? Is there a brand or type that people feel works best?

I put in two hydors (got them for as cheap as any other ones) and they seem to being doing a good job. Just need to work on getting the best position. But I do like having two pumps instead of one like I had before, allows different areas to get flow

Yup that looks like it! Thanks glad they are a good thing

The problem is that it's body looked way too smooth for a bristle worm. That's what had me wondering what it was. Here it is in the sand. Sorry for another bad photo

Unfortunately no and it's gone now :/

Does anyone have an idea what this is? It was on my glass just kinda sitting there. It had the body that was darker and then some lighter thinner filaments coming out of the top b

I was actually looking at doing the hydors or something along those lines. And I would say the goal is to eliminate those dead spots so there isn't detritus and areas that could be problems. Plus it helps to keep the livestock happy. The goal with any tank in my opinion is to make as much like...

I'm looking for new power heads for my 30 gallon reef tank. What size and type of pumps is recommended? Should I do two smaller ones or one larger one? I have a hang on the back sump and refugium so they add additional flow to the tank.

Yeah the blues I have had in the past have been mean to each other and snails. I was thinking of getting some scarlets though. Most of my corals are either glued down or grown to the rocks so they shouldn't tumble over anything

That's pretty cool then if he is safe with the other organisms!

I was just wondering what type of hermit crabs that people prefer in their tanks. I have had blue leg hermits and I'm not too much of a fan (they were a bit aggressive). What other crabs do people prefer?

Alright sounds good. Thanks