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They look like clownfish eggs to me.. I could be wrong though. I have read a couple books on the process... This site was one that googled real quick.. Just do some research and see what you come up with. Breed Clownfish | Saltwater Fish Breeding Clown fish are of the easiest to breed...

When i had it it was a lil darker with those bands on the arms. I got true peppermint Shrimp... they cleared it up within a week.... Have not had any since. You have to make sure you get the right shrimp tho... If you look them up sites will explain how to tell the difference

I was looking in my new nano today at the corals... When i noticed something catch my eye.... In a small hole inbetween 2 shrooms... There was this fiberglass like peices sticking out from the rock.... I looked closer and i noticed 2 tenticles that were twisting counter clockwise about a 1/4...

Awesome. I see coral life also makes a 95W 20" fixture... Single bulb. Would be great for maybe a lil deeper tanks then 10 gal. I orderd the Current USA fixture... Ive read a lot of good reviews about them. Ill be sure to let everyone know how it works out for me.

For weeks ive been studying lighting trying to figure out what would work best for me. Not once did i ever come across that fixture. And for the price.. It be great for getting started and seeing if i ever even get into SpS. Im not planning on it but you know how that goes lol..

Hmm That Lighting system looks VERY nice indeed. What kind of Coral life would the 20" 2x40W Satellite PC Fixture by Current USA* - AquaCave. be able to support?

Hello Everyone. Back with a new adventure! Im getting ready to start a 10Gal Coral Nano. Im not really interested in keeping any fish in this setup only corals (my 125gal is for the fish hehe). Anyway Im trying to make the best decision for lighting this new tank. I really only want to have...

nope nitrates are 5... But I need a larger clean up crew for sure to help me out some with cleaning it. And in the tank before this nitrates were never HIGH... and it was a thicker bed yet.

i havent used one yet. Last time i used sand i had a bad experiance as to why i use crushed coral now.. Its not a thick bed at all. maybe half inch across the whole tank

I noticed today in my 125gal that im having some trouble keeping the bottom as clean as i did in the 65gal. I have 2 minijet 1200s and 2 hydors (#4) in the tank so far. My rock is towards the back glass. Should i point one of my hydors more towards the bottom or is my thinking wrong. My...

Ill get some glue and get them back together again :) Thanks!

I just want to make sure i did the right thing. I recently purchased a small GSP frag about 2"x2" its doing great but i noticed when i brought it home it wasnt stuck to well to the rock. Its been a few days now and its opening up huge and awesome looking but my flow in my tank must just be...

Thats what must be going on cause i tested nitrates again and its 5 like it was all week.... I think my test kit is going. Im gonna get a new one. But im still gonna follow your adive guys thanks for the help :D

Alright I have tested the water 3 ways now to make sure that im not putting ammonia in the tank. The more i realize Even after testing my well water and distilled water and fresh salt mix. my test kit to my eyes is showing .1 ammonia which it is impossible or all those to show that.. distilled...

I recently moved all my fish substrate and 60lbs of live rock over into my new 125gal setup. My thinking was since this bioload was fine in the 65 It should be fine in the 125. Was i wrong on thinking this? I have been watching my corals and they have been doign fine then i noticed my Xenia...

Awesome. From what I was reading I didn't think it would hurt anything. But I wanted to make sure the poly filter (since it removes phosphates) didnt have anything bad in it for the corals too.

I have had FOWLR for 3 or 4 years now with no problems. I recently switched everything from my 65gal setup to my new 125gal setup. Water quality is fine an everything is in check. But before I start trying corals I wanted to know if it is still safe to run my canister filter with activated...

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I am curious if anyone has done canister filtration on a 125gal salty tank with success. I have had no issues with my 65gal setup and cansister filter. The new 125gal is not drilled and I dont not wish to drill the tank or use a sump system. I understand the advantages to sump systems. But...

I looked into that just now.. Read on some other forums that it looks like it works. The reviews I read they had great success... I also checked out the website FAQ. For saltwater it even explained that if you are curing live rock it helps speed the process as well. Could be interesting stuff.