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it looks darker in real life.. and also, whatever it is, does anyone have a suggestion on what I should do?? thanks again

I just got home from a weekend vacation, only to find that the top of my sand is brown, not completely, but its definetly there. I checked the params: sal 1.025, pH 8.2, ammon 0, nitrite 0, and nitrate 0. I only have coral and a cuc...but speaking of that, I cannot seem to find anything except...

I just got home from a weekend away and the bottom of my tank is brown as well. Not the whole thing, but it looks just like the pic above from squidward.. pH 8.2, Amm. 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 0. whites 11-7, blues 7- depends... No fish, only coral and my cuc. Only had it for about 3 months, but...

Ive been reading this forum, and Im new to this too. Howard, check out the stickies on GETTING STARTED.. they help alot as well :) good luck

wait I mean I have an LED strip.. I took off the top hood and replaced it with plexiglass and added plenty of blue and white LEDs

I have an 8g biocube with about 12lbs live rock, and 1in sand. I have some zoos, a button polyp frag, and a purple mushroom. I have an ocellaris clownfish. Everything is coming out, glowing and looking healthy... I really should have more rock (planning on it next LFS trip) plus an LED strip...

whoops heres another pic

I have a purple/reddish mushroom that came with my LR. He's probably been through alot since I got the tank.. Anyways my parameters are all where theyre supposed to be except my nitrates are highh. Can anyone tell me if my mushrooms sick or is just moving or maybe splitting? All the rest of my...

Thank you so much Carey! Thats exactly what Im going to get. You are such a help :)

Im trying to increase my water flow in my 8g biocube but I dont know pump sizes. Right now I have the stock return pump and I am trying to figure out what pump size I would need to upgrade to help circulation in my tank. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance!

Thanks I wasnt sure what size..i appreciate it Ibrahim

Thanks Carey:) once I get some money, Ill go buy one. Saltwater is expensiveee lol

No not yet..I think he was a hiker from the sand I received from another friends tank. I hope he does open though, that would be cool

I have a question.. I have an 8 gallon biocube. It only comes with the standard tank pump. So far I have zoanthids and some button polyps (may be the same thing, they look different tho lol) and an ocellaris clownfish. Do I need a powerhead? Im thinking I do..maybe a pico?

I just happened to notice this purple tube of some sort underneath my button polyps frag. Can anyone help me ID? Thanks in advance!

Having problems getting your water to test right? Having an ammonia spike or just trying to cycle your tank? I would HIGHLY reccommend using NUTRI SEAWATER. You can buy it at your lfs. It has natural, live bacteria that you CANNOT get using salt and water mixes. It actually comes from the sea...

Hey I need help. Im pretty much broke, hard time of the year. Anyways, I have an 8g biocube with about 11 pounds of LR, 2inches of LS, button polyps, feather dusters, and some zoanthids.. My question is, I have the regular pump that came with the cube. Im thinking I definetly need a powerhead...

I found this guy on my button polyps lastnight. Im not sure what he is but I would like to figure out and if I should in fact remove him. He's a little hard to see.. phones not that great. He's whitish pinkish with long tentacles of some kind. Thanks in advance for any help :]

Hey i need some help. I bought this piece of coral off a friend today and I cannot remember what its called. Can someone please help id?

Oh thankyou. I gotta get him outta there. He disappeared but ill find him. Thankyou again.

I found this little guy today, he's a hitchhiker of some sort. Im hoping hes not bad.. I need to id to figure out if I should get him out of my tank asap or not.. Thanks!

8g biocube..

better pic..its zoomed in...its greenish/whitish with a tongue or tentacle sticking out of it

Have you thought of LEDs? Theyre sooo much cheaper and they last forever. Plus just a few can cover all of your lighting needs. I took the top off my biocube and replaced it with a peice of plexiglass, then put an LED light strip on top if it. It looks slick and clean. Everyone is switching over...

LEDs are great. They not only use less electricity (which is wonderful) but they put out alot of light. They are used for both day and moon lights now. You can grow high light needing corals and everything. I have an LED strip for my 8g biocube and its about the best buy Ive ever made. Oh and...