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in my canopy, i have two fans made to be used to blow air through ducts. they push a lot more air than most computer fans and run off of ac current.

my return plumbing once got dissconnetcted from my 2200 gph return pump, so i can feel your pain.

i see that this is older, but i think my turbo flotor does way better than my remora pro ever did. but i guess this is in sump rather than hang on, so that might be a difference. do you have a sump?

ricordia, candy cane, green stars (still easy, but i like them)

i don't think you could have been any more generalized about things than you are with this post. we could use some water paramaters, lighting info, equipment info, what temperature do you run it at, what's your feeding schedule, how long was it set up, what exactly is the problem, etc. give as...

i'd call it a guidline more so than a rule. but as far as the fish, i think i'd skip the damsels. i don't really find them to be all that interesting. i really don't know what to suggest in their place. i was thinking of a lawnmower, but there would probably be some issues with the tang...

regarding the damsel, i wouldn't worry about catching him unless he was a problem. my yellow tail is actually on the bottom rung of the ladder. i have had no aggression problems at all with him.

sorry to tell you this, but there is no 'rule'. it really depends on the fish. a 4" watchman goby is going to be completely different than a 4" valentini puffer which will be ocmpletely different than a 4" dwarf fuzzy lion. list of fish you'd like and i'm sure you could get better advice...

next time see if the lfs will put a hold on it, then watch it in their tank for a a while. make sure it's eating and everything, and after all that, then you can take it home.

i use amiracle u tube overflows. they have been modified to handle more gph than the standard, and they're outstanding, except for all the dang noise. next time, i'm drilling (haven't heard that one before....)

have you considered an angel of the genus Genicanthus? they get moderatly big (around 7") and are COMPLETELY reef safe. check them out at Wet Web Media i recently bought one, and she is a beauty. always on the move in and out of rocks. she's hard to get a good picture of though. here's my...

i've gotten some pretty weird snails out of my live rock, but it can be a great part of it. my roommate got a mantis with his, but it died off in the curing process. would have made a great addition to my 2.5 :D

sps (monti should be fine) up top, lps in the middle, softies down below. 65 gallon is a pretty deep tank, so keep it like that and you should be fine.

haha. i think it was 8 bucks. i actually got it cleaned up a lot. i'll get a new picture up soon. this weekend's aquisition

wal mart man

no tips since i didn't make it...in only stained it. came with the tank but mine is made so the front folds down for feeding and such and the top folds up for full maintenance. open back for venilation, whole thing is made out of oak plywood.

thanks, about 8" the canopy is vented with 2 of those fans one would use to force air through ducting (loud, but effective)

you'd think that wouldn't you? he's shown no interest it it what so ever. sometimes it hangs out in a cave near one of his sleeping areas and he doesn't so much as look at it.

i also keep a 55g brackish and a 10g fresh...