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yeah i figured it was a pineapple sponge. As for the worms i am still researching them.

During my latest water change i noticed a few small white/transparent worms too tiny to photograph. I have not added anything new to my tank in 4 months and when i do i use iodine based coral dips. Additionally, when i started my tank over a year ago i used both dry rock and dry sand. Anyone...

thanks guys i will definately try using a rubber band that is a great idea

I have had some bad luck these past weeks trying to affix one of my soft corals to one of my Live Rocks. Since i received it from LA awhile back the 3pieces of rock it was attached to broke off and remained kind of useless,so i have been propping it up with a bamboo stick. I have used both...

dont worry. gamma>dottyback cause dottybacks are too aggressive

Still no luck here with getting in on the group buy i guess brs does not want my money lol.

just curious if anyone will be doing this soon if so pm me thanks.

I have been battling Cyano myself for awhile now and i have lowered my feedings, photo time, and i vacuumed it out every week with my water changes. You have to hit it at the source which is most likely your tap. You will most likely just have to get the ro/di unit i didnt want to either but i...

So i haven't posted here in a while because things were going pretty awesome with my tank over these past few months and i have been fairly busy with life etc. Anyways i had a story i wanted to tell pertaining to my tank and a roadblock i ran into in the past 24 hours. Months ago i...

yeah the problem with NPS tanks is the feeding schedule some of the corals need like a 24hour feed regiment. Although, there is a product out there that will constantly release food i am sure its a fairly sophisticated piece of a equipment im making sound simple, but i think it would be cool to...

non photo synthetic reef they are a serious challenge but i have not really seen anyone on the forums make one yet. By the way sorry i abbreviated it to NPS i did not know what it was until i got fascinated with Blueberry gorgs Edit: something like this...

Make a NPS tank that would be nice

+ i dont want emerald crabs around my softies cause you can never be too sure with them

well i originally started out with distilled water. but i tested my own tap and it had no metals no phosphates so i assumed i was good.

this is one of those moment you ask yourself why me? i have been battleing this for a few weeks now i stepped up pwc to every other day (i do a 10% water change.) I ordered a CUC and cut back dramatically on feedings. So far no results. i guess i have to attribute this to using tap cause i do...

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the fuzzy dwarf should not be in there already. The puffer will nip at other tank mates fins, and as stated before this is overstocking the tank. if i were you i would move the lion to the 125 gall & put the puffer in there. additionally, as i am sure you have read any fish the lion can get its...

just about the most important aspect with having corals is patience i didn't put my first coral in until about 6-7 months even then there can be major fluctuations in parameters. you sure can have an awesome set up very quick by rushing in to it but it wont last. Best thing to do right now is...

more patience they go away with time

Thanks for all the help. i picked up the Blue with green combo i was gonna get the tricolor but i am happy i picked up the blue green. Later i plan on getting the just green one.

every time i click this thread your tanks look better lol. i actually just picked up a ric today just curious what kinda of current do you have on yours?

additionally, how does it work a a moonlight because i actually think the marineland is too bright for a moonlight. because the light was designed for both the blues for day and really look alittle too bright at nighttime does not mimic that dark blue produced at a real reef

25 gallon bowed front. its approximately 2 feet long, a little over a foot deep and like 20 inches tall

the only reason i stated make the colors pop is because i am currently and successfully growing corals that require low - moderate light which is basically all the marine reef capable light puts out. but would like to add for aesthetic purposes a little more blue to the tank and i was curious...

yeah i wanted more blue to really make the colors pop the marineland only offers the model i have with like 4. i was kinda looking for a more economical supplement to my 453nm blue