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I have not yet sold the tank. It is located in Houston... Feel free to give me a call Jamie Todd *good call by willaim. Don't post your phone number on the board, rather just pm it to him.

I keep one in my fuge and have never had an issue even with weaker fish and corals.

How can you tell if an algae is going sexual?

Perhaps I didnt mention this is OBO..

Guys, I was working on setting up this 150 but with the new baby very close I dont want to be as preoccupied with this thing as I have been. All I'm keeping is my young 29nano.. Would like to sell the following as a package.. New Custom Built 150 Gallon Reef Ready, Stand, Canopy 2ea...

Fallow? I assume this empty of fish.... What about inverts?

On the Clown... The slime sheeted off like dead skin.... I was thinking it may be the brooklynella.... Is there any treatment....? Or am I going to have 6-8 weeks of down time before the spores die?

Evrything is fine Ammonia-0, Nitrite-0, Nitrate-0, PH-8.2, Temp-79, SG-1.022..... Its got to be some kind of communicable pathogen.... The fish are going one by one.... No effect on Star Polyps, Mushrooms, Crabs, Snails.... Just fish one at a time... I did a 50% water change just to be...

OK guys... Heres the tradgedy as it has unfolded... First my Yellow Eyed Tang gets "Ick" or something like it and dies overnight... I start treatment of the tank with Kick-Ick... Next to go is my Maroon Clown...Again within 12 hours of symptoms apearing... Now it would appear one of my...

Strange how some animals just seem to be on a suicide mission.... My 2 year old boy is one of them I think...

I am preparing a 55gallon refugium for my new 150gal tank and have noticed an infestation of flatworms in the fuge... The 150 is not up and running yet, and I suspect the flatworms came in on some Caulerpa I seeded the fuge with. The tanks will exchange water in a mixing sump of 37gallons with...

In my 55 I run 120lbs rock... Helps tremendously with stability..

Check out this thread on an adult Ribbon.... Funky white appendages on one end... http://www.aquariumadvice.com/viewtopic.php?t=14433[/url]

Coraline Algae will require sufficient calcium levels which are genrally provided by either supplements, reactors, or leaching from LR... This will be your primary challenge I suspect.. However since there are no Calcium consuming Inverts in the tank.. It may be easier than I imagine..

I agree with Scuba_Steve.... Definitly buy the extra rock and sand and allow it to cycle in the new tank before dismantling the old.... Will be tons less to worry about... Good Luck..

Way Cool.... I wish mine would start splitting...

The worm could possible be a juvenile Ribbon Worm... Similar gross anotomy...

PETCO STRIKES AGAIN!!!!!! Take as many of the damsels back as you can... No need to murder the little guys... Read the article suggested above... A raw shrimp will do the trick..... And at very most only a single damsel... Thusly the ammonia spike wont be so high it will be toxic to him...

Did you use RO/DI water? What type of Salt Mix are you using? You can expect an ammonia spike when you add any type of organic, but I suspect your water or salt mix has a low ammonia level..

In said case you have significantly decreaed the bio capacity of the new system and will need to properly cycle the tank from ground up to avoid a large spike. I would recommend moving all of the sand from the old tank to the new.

Ill need to check my notes on the order when I get back to the offfice next week but as I recall it somewhere near 1.40/lb shipped for sand.

WOW!!!! What a deal.... I am soon to order a substantial amount of rock and sand from LR.com and can only hope to be so lucky... Congrats on the extra... In discussions with Mike at LR.com, if you have met or exceed the 2lbs/gal rule on the LR there should be a very minimal cycle at best...

Assuming there are no additional sources of Ammonia... IE new sand/rock/livestock.... There should be no noticable spike other than the disturbance of the accumulated ditrius in your existing rock and substrate being distrurbed as you move them from one tank to another. Depending on the depth...