Recent content by brhule

Thanks! Think I'm going to build a 10 gallon in the coming weeks.

Any luck siphoning the bed?

It's not a maroon an ocellaris clown, but no it hasn't been moved. I got it about half the size and plan on moving it next time I go back to the store.

Don't mean to hijack your thread...anyone have experience in morphing zoas? I just set my bright orange zoas (unidentified) in my Green Bay packers to see what would happen. I'll post some pics if the results are good, otherwise it didn't happen.

My zoas are growing like crazy...4-5 polyps a week in my 3 gallon. Gives me a saltwater hardy

I am always down to frag and trade...never been part of a group that loved saltwater as much as me. I love this tank though ?

Really? Do you think it would sting my zoas or sps?

What type of lighting do you have? I couldn't keep ricordia alive to save my life

I was thinking a fire shrimp but the skunk shrimp looks a little more appealing to me

I clean my sand bed every water change...I have a small 3 gallon so it's important to keep my nitrates low more so than other tanks. I find it helps keep my params more consistent

Sweet looking tank...I'm thinking about getting a shrimp in my tank

The zoas from the above picture are way more happier under this A150. I strongly recommend this light. I keep this tank on my desk and the shimmer off it is incredible.

Decided to upgrade the heater to a 50 watt because the small automatic 25 watt couldn't keep up with the precise temperature I needed for a reef tank. Added some zoas from the LFS...this is right after they acclimated so they don't look to happy right now. Got my bonus check and decided...

I am about 3 months in...will post my most recent pictures. Does that hammer coral you have ever give you problems? ie stinging other corals...I've read that they can extend up to six inches out

Started a 3 gallon pico about 3 months ago. This is the beginning stages of my project. Standard 9watt 50/50, 25 watt heater and stock 40 gph filter. Sand is not live, but borrowed about a gallon of water from a friend who has an established tank. Also, bought about 8 pounds of live rock.