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Well I chose the mp because of versatility and the wave function is something I really enjoy in nano aquariums. But this tank is just a side project, I have two mp10's in my 40B but I just wanted to mess around with a smaller tank. There's no filtration other than live rock and water changes btw

For some reason I always go with more then enough so I'm able to reach the happy medium, so all my equipment is adjustable. So far it's suite me well in this hobby, but I'm still a novice lol

Well I have a tank full of corals I'm gonna pull from and an extra mp10 laying around, also the mp is completely adjustable to suite any tank pretty much, 200-1500+ GPH and they don't just blow water in one direction, they circulate the water across the entire tank. And the minimal look is...

Yes an mp10, current is a very important fact when you only have biological filtration. I'm not gonna run sand in it either so I'll be able to tune in the wave in the tank, it's gonna be a mixed reef but I'm gonna showcase some high end sps as well with a couple gobys

Am making a DIY rimless 10g reef. It is not going to contain any mechanical or chemical filtration. Just biological from the rock. It is going to be a bare bottom rimless look that I'm gonna go for with minimal equipment, The only equipment I need to buy is a fulval m200 heater and it'll be wet...

Here's a video if took right after I uncovered the mushroom, don't mind the hair algae I'm doing some filtration changes in my tank here's the link http://youtu.be/YbXi4rRX-mM

Yeah I have a green leather coral they host, but I have a dozen or so blue mushrooms but my clown singles this one out of them, she goes and even gets a really close look at the mushroom before she buries it to haha and if I flip the mushroom over she will instantly go and bury it again!

So I have a occe. Clownfish pair, and the female has been quite annoying lately, she will completely bury a mushroom coral no matter where in the tank I place it, if she can see the blue of it she starts tossing sand and corals everywhere until the mushroom is buried, has anyone else had similar...

Can you spot the dragonet?

Okay I have a mates pair of occel. Clowns but I'm located in Washington

Where are you located?

How much?

Haha yeah I feel it wasn't high on my list but it's something that I feel benefits a reef tank. Also with the size of refugium salinity spikes would almost not be noticeable so I think ima bite the bullet on this one

Well I'm gonna have a ATO so hopefully the water level won't be an issue. Why does your water level drop ?

Well the 40 is drilled with a glassbox overflow and I want very good flow in the display and a 90 is a little out of my budget for what I want, also I am going to be plumbing the fuge to be on display, also I want the majority of filtration to be natural along with some skimming to keep...

Okay so I have a 40B tank that I'm setting up as a bare bottom reef, I got a great deal on a 90 gallon tank and am going to use it as a refugium and frag grow out tank, does any one have any experience using a refugium multiple times the display tank volume? Pros cons? Any input is very much...

Yeah I recently got a very large cc starfish and cut off one leg at a time, makes me feel better not having to worry about them eating my corals lol and I can portion control their food haha

Well to begin with I feed mine about 2chocolate chips a month depending on the size. But given she can eat a ton! And star fish aren't cheap, I love my specimen, nothing surprises people more then when my shrimp wrestles a starfish onto its back and then begins to eat it!

I'm wondering if anyone has or had a pair of harlequin shrimp. I've heard when a male is introduced it shortens their lifespan, is this true? Here's a pic of my female named Harley

I have a mates pair of scooter Dragonets and multiple times a week I turn my pumps off and feed them frozen mysis and brine shrimp. They let me know when they are hungry cuz they surf the flow on the front glass, also dragonets in the wild eat a copepod every 3-4 seconds for 12hours a day so if...

Instant ocean reef crystals

I always try to keep my passion for the hobby alive with new additions and make sure my reefs are always thriving, it makes those purchases easier when you know you have something amazing to show for it. Also watching the changes and growth in a reef tank are unmatched to any other aquarium or...

Hahaha oh just wait until you start adding livestock, I stopped keeping my receipts after about 2grand:/ haha

Yeah it's amazing how much money you can put in a glass box!!!!

I would wait on a anemone until you are sure your tank is cycled, anemones need good water quality and stable parameters, IMO you should cycle a tank for at least a month before fish is added