Recent content by StanH

I purchased a 9 Watt Trubo Twist for my 75 gal when I had green water it cleared the water three days. Have not had a problem since. :D

Santa brought me a R/O unit to make water for my 75 gallon tank... :D but now I need a place to store it. Where can I get a tank to store the water? Have been searching on the web but am open to suggestions. I am located in the Washington DC/Baltimore corridor and am willing to order on-line...

Thanks! We'll try that and see what happens!

After reading several posts and the article on changing out the substrate, we removed 1/2 of the crushed coral and replaced with sand. Everything went great, except that all of the live rock is covered with "dust". The rocks were covered when the crushed coral was removed. Sand was added...

We have a black urchin that is about 2 inches across. He has been stuck to our live rock frags eating algea. Occaisionally, he will move to the glass and across the crushed coral base. When we first put the urchin and our blond naso tang in the tank we had a lawn... and the frags were...

:lol: The ultra violet sterilzedr arrived and is working hard! We can see ur fish and are definately making progress! THis wekend we will do another partial water change and should be able to be back to normal sometime next week. Thanks for everyone's help!

Thanks! We'll see what we can find... right now I think we need about 100 feather dusters! :lol: This is fun!

Thanks for the welcome! We've been reading and searching for several days and decided it was time to join and post! :D

Unfortunately, it does get sunlight as it is in our kitchen/family room. It is on a solid wall, but ther is a window next to it with blinds (kept closed) and sheers... the french door with sheers is on the other side. What is a UV filter? Is it a type of mechanical filter?

Help! Our saltwater aquarium is filled with suspended algea... it is so green that you cannot see the live rock or the back wall. We set up our Aquarium in early March, starting with a base of crushed coral (2" thick), 5 lbs of LR and started cycling it with 6 damsels... 2 survived. We added...