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wow that site is neat. Time to browse. Thanks

Really, i never realized. And plz, science away. Ilike knowing the specifics about it. I love this stuff. Got any good articales i can read?

now coming from someone who dosent know a ton about lighting and coral (hence why i am here) is it the blue that gives the effect actnics give to corals, that glow? I thought it was a specific kind of lighting.

It is not my first round with SW tanks. I dont have much experience with hard corals. I want to do this to get that experience. Just one of those things i have always wanted to do. The keeping stable alk/calc/mag is something ive dealt with before. Were i do not have experience is lighting for...

Holy crap that is cool. Definatly gonna have to look into those.

Well, i guess that it is going to come down to testing. I am gonna go ahead and buy one soon that way i can get the aquarium under way. Hopefully i can get some SPS and some hard corals in the tank. I aam hoping to have atleast 3 watts per gallon which for a 40B is 120W which is one of those...

So that is what i should shoot for for what LED fixture to buy? 3 Watts per gallon? I am gonna get some actnics to accent the LED because i love having them wiht coral but i am just figuring out how much light i actually need. Anyone have any brands they have tried and suggest? Remember i wasnt...

Let me ask you do you guys find LED's worth the money and the time to find? I was hoping they were i like the way they look and how they feel with my elctric bill but is it worth it? Or am i jumping ahead of myself and should just go the MH route? And i will look into the taotronics LED lights...

I am wanting to start my new SW tank soon and i am wanting to hard corals in the tank. I really like LPS and hammers and such. The one aspect with SW that confuses me is lights. I would like LED but idk were to even start too look to be honest. So i was wondering if i could get some advice on...

No, other then the what i think is some sort of fungus on the fish. I think they are able to rub it off. The worst fish (the one angelfish) has the bloated eye and it seems a string of it is growing form behind the eye and it is the longest. It dosent grow in patches it is like a slightly fuzzy...

The problem is that i have found more then one thing that might match this. So a few days ago my fish (3 of them 2 angelfish, and a leapord cetepoma) starting one by one got like these white things on them. Not ich and it was only a few on them mainly around there head. They were white but not...

Also forgot to mention he had rainbow gravel, then he put in these giant stones from walmart, and it is only like 1/8 inch deep, i am gonna be changing the substrate tomorrow straight to sand about 1/2" to a 1" deep. Please and thank you for your replies ahead of time. :thanks: Ian :cool:

Ok, so i have been taking care of tanks for many years, but since i know how to start my tanks right and dont have to deal with this much i dont remember what to do to fix this problem. I had a friend that started a tank a while ago with three goldfish in a 20g long (bad idea as goldfish get big...

Ok guys. Bought a light so dont need that and got the ich takin care of almost. ALso fixed the filter ont he 20g. I still need: -Filter for a 46g -100w Heater

gotta say thats weird.

Ive owned gar and arowana as i love keeping monster fish. I plan on building a indoor pond in the future to keep monster fish. I owuld suggest keeping a smaller species of gar though such as spotted gar, florida gar, or longnose gar.

I have bought from gamer and he is A++. I would also shoot a PM to Severum_Mama. 2 people great to order plants from.

lol, thats why i said if he was for sale.

It is probably stunted growth from a small tank. If he was for sale i probably would have bought him and stuck him in my pond.

Whats a matter with painting in the rain? lol.

I would say shoot for it, but i would make sure you upgrade as soon as possible. Hope everyhting goes good for you.

They can go in a tank with those fish but it will need a 30g atleast. They are wonderful fish and amazing to watch. I currently own 1 and plan on getting more in my 75g. If you upgrade soon i would say they would be fine in a 20g FOR NOW. So if you plan on upgrading go for it. Make sure you look...

This wasent because of water. This was a complete electrical meltdown. But ya, you would. It amazes me what you have to pay for quality now a days.

II plan too, i emailed them back and no response yet. I tried the number they gave me but every extension tells me to go to there site so idk.

Congrats all.