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That jbj unibody light is still kickin. I'm rockin a sharknose goby and a couple of peppermint shrimp. Happy tank! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I have a 4g innovative marine tank and rockin a JBJ unibody LED light. Sure it's probably somewhat overkill for the tank, but the controller lets you tweak the lighting to where it's efficient enough for the tank. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I actually have 5lbs of live rock from my old tank that I wanted to add to this 28g, so I'll add all of it together and bring it back to life. I appreciate all the feedback. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

The guy originally bought the tank to be entertainment for his kids, but after a few weeks he said his kids lost interest; the guy had a beautiful 180g saltwater tank that he was more into so he broke down the 28g jbj. Not much is on the rock now, it's been in a enclosed 5g bucket with water...

I bought a 28g jbj hqi tank off of someone and I'm rebuilding the whole tank. The guy gave me his live rock in a 5g Home Depot bucket that is sitting in water. The rock has been in the water for a few weeks now; so by now has the whole rock died off? Could I still use the rock? Any info you all...

I bought a 28g jbj hqi tank off of someone and I'm rebuilding the whole tank. The guy gave me his live rock in a 5g Home Depot bucket that is sitting in water. The rock has been in the water for a few weeks now; so by now has the whole rock died off? Could I still use the rock? Any info you all...

Well I went ahead and went with the jbj 28g protein skimmer.... Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I recently purchased a JBJ 28g HQI that I bought off a guy for a great price; I'm in the process of cleaning off all the calcium build up from the recently used tank (just soak in some white vinegar and cleans up nicely), and replacing the moonlights. I plan on turning it into a coral reef tank...

Here is a shot of mine. I like them little Innovative Marine Nuvo tanks. Very sharp looking! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

There really is not any feeding just some algae eating inverts. I'll reduce lighting and up the water changes and see how it plays out. I appreciate the feedback.

I went out of town for a couple of days and came home to a bunch of red stuff growing in my tank. What is this mess that is messing up my tank and how do I get rid of it?

I agree with Frankie_garcia. I run a 4w LED made by Skkylite (look em up) on my 4gal tank. Either a 25w or a 50w heater will work perfect. A simple weekly water changes of about 20oz of water will be fine. Anywhere with 4lb or 5lb of live rock will suit it and place about 1 3/4" layer of live...

I have green star polyps and zoas in my 4 gal along with a glove polyp and all are pretty much just set it and forget it. They look amazing in my tiny tank. I plan on upgrading to a bigger tank this year.

I have a Skkye light which is a 4w LED, it has 3 LED's for the daytime which are 1W a piece, and there are 2 blue nightlights that are .5W a piece. I run both the daytime lights and nighttime lights together throughout the day. My coral love this and are fragging like crazy! I have a emerald...

I keep my light on for about 13 hours a day and then my night light kicks in. My zoa and other coral loves this cycle.

Look up the LED Skkye light, I doubt it will be compatible with your canopy, but it has a slick look to it. I use it on my 4 gal nano reef tank and my coral love it!

I had introduced some new coral to my tank and have created a brown algae problem that's making my tank look terrible! Any suggestions on how to solve this issue?

I got my share of brown algae.

It was just 3 snails, one margarita and 2 trochus snails. I'm down to a margarita snail now.

Okay, every morning for the past 2 days that I have looked in my 4 gallon tank I've noticed a snail dead to the world. My parameters are perfect, but I am battling a brown algae problem, which I wouldn't have thought would affect the snail. I also believe a emerald crab has died somewhere in my...

I've had my green zoas for a while and had yet to see anything, but purchase the green star polyp earlier today and these little guys appeared.

Just tried to snatch it and it crawled into my green star polyp I purchased today. I believe it came with the polyp. Do you all think I should pull the polyp and return it?

Okay, found the other nudibranch, disposed of if, and now this guy shows up.

Well lost site of it and I believe it crawled somewhere in my LR. I'll have to keep an eye on my zoas. It shall live. Until I catch it.

But you gotta admit a nudibranch is a pretty spiffy name. If that what it is. Now what should I keep it? It's kinda cute...