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I got new live rock yesterday and noticed aiptasia on it...I've never dealt with it before and I have mushroom coral in the tank...not very far away, its not in its reach from what I can see. What is the best and safest way of geting rid of it?? Thanks

I've got a 29 gallon Oceanic BioCube and in the 3rd chamber where the pump is the water level keeps going down every few days I have to fill it up or it will pump out micro bubbles, anyone else experience this? It didnt do this in my 14 gallon oceanic biocube. The water level in the tank doesn't...

over a week ago I bought 5 heads that were connected at the base of purple soft disc coral. I got it home nad it seemed to be a mix of purple and aqua green, and then over a few days it opened up, but didn't look as healthy as the kind in the tank it came out of, I just switched it from the 14...

So my two scarlet hermit crabs have figured out how to climb up the sealent in the back of my biocube. Is this somthing I should put a stop to? Will they hurt the sealent? Thanks *meant to put Sealent in title**

I probably should have posted this a few days ago. I am new to the site, and just starting out with Salt water. I currently have a 29 gallon oceanic biocube with 9lbs of live rock, 10lbs of live sand (didn't want a deep sand bed) mushroom disc coral (which seems not so happy about the move from...

So I just got my 29 gallon Oceanic BioCube in the mail and I set it up last night. I also got the oceanic double door stand that goes with it, and the stand in the center in the front seems to dip in a bit, not much but I guess its because this is a bow front? Anyway the tank isnt completely...

I am new to the saltwater tank system. A few weeks ago I purchased a 14 gallon oceanic biocube, and got live rock, and live sand, premixed saltwater from my LFS store and now I am upgrading to a 29 gallon oceanic biocube. How should I do this? I want it to go where my current one is. Can I move...