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There is a link I need to find on an article about a guy who keeps 2g and smaller reef tanks. He does a 90% water change weekly and some of his tanks have been up for years. Anyways you don't need a HOB but it helps. You can hide your heater and what not back there. Also the ac50 on my 4g pico...

That is a lot of fish for a small tank... I agree with the above. Get rid of some of the fish abd use the money to buy a UV steralizer.

No I've got lots of asternias. This guys about the size of a half dollar or gold ball.

Found this after moving my tank. Wondering if anyone has any ideas what type of star this might be?

Thank you! :) ill get pictures up some day soon. Moving most of the tanks this weekend and I've sold some of my livestock.

Feather dusters will make a hard tube that poke out like that. Kinda hard to see the pic tho cuz I'm on my phone and its a little blurry.

Hello everyone. Found this site on my new droid phone while bored at work. I'm a grower in a whole sale greenhouse and things are slow this time of year. :P Fish stuff.. um I've had freshwater sense I was born 28 years. My dad is a huge fish guy and I grew up with tanks. About 6 years ago I...

Maybe a feather duster or other tube worm.

They eat detritus and left over fish food. No need to really feed them specifically.

That should be enough. If they don't take up to much space a couple 240s might be better to make the flow more chaotic.

Yep blue leg hermit. Good little CuC. Little buggers can get annoying if you have lots of them and they are pretty hardy. Usually harmless tho except for maybe knocking coral over. :D

Nice looking tank! :)

Kinda skimmed this quick but I've had simular problems in the past with purple deaths and PPE. Usually it was because they were getting to much or not enough light.

Ya just check the pump if it doesn't stop. Air bubbles will piss off coral and can hurt things like sponges but they shouldn't be a prob right now.

No worries. I've had reef tanks for about 7 years now. Just take things slow as unbareable as it can be and remember water changes can make or brake your tank. :) Good luck and happy reefing!