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I finally posted a few pic in my gallery. Now I need a bigger tank :-) It's starting to get crowded in my little 26 gal.

I will work on getting some posted. I do have a lot of nice pictures that I have taken. I will try and post some tonight after my kids go to sleep....In fact I just added a real nice piece of Hammer Coral it has very pretty green hammers....

I think it would be easier to place the rocks where you want in the tank if you had no water in the tank. I would wait and have the water ready to go as soon as you get your rocks placed then put your water in. The tank is goingto need to cycle either way so I do not thik it would matter one way...

Great....thanks for the quick post. I have to say my tank would not be any where near as nice as it is now without the help from everyone on this forum. My tank is about one year old now and it is looking real good. All of my fish and corals are thriving and I know that would not be the case if...

I have the Coral Life 2X65 watt with moon light setup on my 26 Gal bow front. I mainly changes because the glass top was a pain to open when I needed to do feedings as my light covers the hinge a bit. Now I have the front bow part totaly open so feeding should be much easier.

I bought some plastic egg crate and have it cut to fit my tank. My question is I have had a full glass top up to now. Is their any transition stages that I need to make? Can I just put the egg crate on? What will be the main things to look for if any? Thanks all....

Thanks Steve, I think I will move him to my bigger tank, and you are right about the food being to large, I do use Cyclop-eeze in my tank at home and their is also a lot more live rock in my bigger tank so hopefully he will do better.

We have a little yellow clown goby in a 10 gal tank along with a clown fish. I am concerned that the goby is looking to skinny. You can see his sides are caved in a bit. He seems to eat at all feeding, but not very much, and the clown fish does sometimes take food from him. We feed frozen...

Thanks all for the suggestions. Rev, I enjoyed reading through the details of your thread about your tank. I guess it would be better to take the whole tank down and move it that way. Since I have a much smaller tank I am hoping it will be a lot easier to move. On one of my trips down before...

That's what I was thinking as well. I think I will go for it. I was gong to try and just leave as much as possible in the tank. just try to arrange it so it will not move around to much. I was thinking of leaving the tank the way it is, and just remove the more delicate corals and put them in...

Well I may be moving from Virginia to Florida sometime towards the end of the year. I will be driving down to FL. Is it possible to some how take my tank with me? It is a 26 Gal. Here is what I have in the tank 3 fish - Clown, Royal Gramma, and a Purple Fire Fish. I also have a cleaner shrimp...

I alternate between pellets, mysis, formula 1 frozen, and sometimes flakes when i am in a hurry. Feeding may be my problem, I do try to go easy on the feedings but I notice some food does make it to the bootom and does not get eaten right away, I do have a good amount of hermit crabs to help...

I added an AquaClear HOB filter to my 26 Gal tank. It had been running with only a HOB Skimmer. I have 35lbs of live rock and about 2 inches of sand. I added the filter because I was looking for a place to run different types of media like carbon and such. I know I need to keep the filter clean...

I have had my tank for 9 months.