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Biocube 14G w/ LED & pump upgrade, SF CA Hi guys, I have a Biocube 14G with upgrades that I'm selling as a whole package. I started this hobby mainly to have find some amusement while doing studying, however my school workload seems to get heavier and heavier every now and then so I barely have...

Wow thanks! Anyway, looks like the bump I was talkin about seems to be a new head growing. :)

Oh thanks. But is it ok not to spot feed it?

I need help. Anyone knows whats happening to my duncan? Its body is getting more rounder than it was before. It also has this bump near the top. I feed em every other day. Parameters all good.

I saw some salifert testing kit tutorial on youtube, and they do look complicated.

So i can read from the side and just divide it by 10 then, Nice! Thanks carey!

I've previously used API Test kit and just recently bought the SALIFERT nitrate kit. I've read the instruction that it should be read from the TOP, How is that is it literally looking directly downward? Tested my water: API reads 40ppm SALIFERT reads 10ppm (from the top) & 100ppm (when looking...

Wow! This link is very helpful. Thanks!

Anyone here who's keeping sexies? I've just recently bought 2 sexy shrimp online, from vividaquarium. Great store, I must say! Anyway the two aren' the same because 1 is quite bigger than the other. Question is what physical appearance can you point out to differ the male from the female...

aw, oh well guess ill be needing a algae grazing fish then. Thanks anyway guys. :)

I want to stop the green algae film, but to a point not to kill my fire fern algae. is it possible?

I'm in the midst of having an algae takeover in my tank. Apparently i dont have any fish nor coral in my tank other than snails,rocks,pods, and macro algaes. My usual lighting hours is 10 hours daily, but I dont know which light will I'll be using for macro algaes. Is it the ACTINIC or the...

I came across on some forum talkin' about them, just found out they tend to stack on top of each other and prefers to hitch a ride on bigger snails that is constantly moving. So yea maybe these snails are lazy after all. Now just need to confirm if they're filter feeder or what. :/

It is, and I believe its a slipper snail because its shell looks more like a dome. But I can't seem to find any info wether its good to have em or not. :/

Its been a month now since i had my CUC's from reefcleaners. I've started to notice bumps on my dwarf ceriths, thought that they're just growing their shells but after a few days I knew the bumps were actually slipper snails. Will it benefit me if I keep them? Here is the picture: Uploaded...

I guess its not an issue for now right or they also sting snails? My tank, as of now is only composed of LR, snails, macroalgaes and pods. No

Thanks for the reply Capt. But are they considered a threat in a tank?

Any idea what the white thing is? Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Come to think of it, it does look like a sapg worm after all. :| I might wait for it to grow if its tentacles will get longer too just to be sure. Any ideas how to get rid of em?

Hmm I think its a Sabellidae species, based from the pics of joy13's link. Thanks joy13 for that link BTW. :) Hope i dont have spaghetti worms, i heard they're not so good in a reef tank.

I am not certain if its that type of worm. Its whiskers/tentacles are only on one end of its body, and thats the only part it exposes on top then the rest of its body is under the sand.

Sorry cant provide a pic cos of the size of the subject and crappy camera. :\ My sandbed is between 1"-1.5" deep. Theres a small worm/slug moving under my sand. Its characteristics are: -1cm~2cm long. -color is like yellowish orange. Thing is it exposes a part of its body on the surface of...

Then i guess there's no escaping coralline even if i remove this dead thing. I might just brush this pukani first, has lots of darken spots. Thanks kurtyboh!