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its just diatoms its part of the cycle it will go away just as fast as you got it

ok corse you want to keep it at one temp all the time night or day as to not cause problems. i was just giving basic temp guide lines to stay within

i agree with chuck when you find LR like that from tanks that are bad they have a tendency to carry over what the other tank had to yours and destroy your livestock

ok well i would keep your tank at 80 the tangs and clown will love it the damsels will be fine they can handle anything

depends on what you have in your tank. i would say that any where between 78 to 84 is perfect no hotter or colder.

mine kinda looks like that took but he runs around my tank all day. when he is on the glass put some krill under him he will love it

ok well its about 5 to 7 in. and its kinda orange with some green its realy cool and i got it for 50$ at petco the day they got him in.

not sure if its an indo or aussie how can i tell

+++ 1 for thincat. i agree that his cycle started over because of the bio load mine did the same because i did not maintain it. as everyone else has said the only thing to do now is to restart your cycle and go from there

as for what you have read sometimes this does happen but all in all the biocubes are great with now probs but if you want to switch to a JBJ then do so its all in what you want. there is nothing wrong with a biocube but as nick said if you can go bigger do so becuase it is the same or less to...

i picked up any elegance coral for a good deal but despite my research i still am not sure on how to properly care for it. can anyone shed some light on this for me.

your humu humu and clown fish should do fine togeher. i have two clarki's in mine with my humu humu

welcome to AA. nitirites need to be zero and i agree not cycled yet. check out this site The Tank Cycling Process, and Ways to Cycle a Saltwater Aquarium

need help please.

well as you know he may or not make it so good luck happy fishing

what is your water temp if it is 84 and below you are fine

get some mysis shrimp and flake food feed once a day alternate between the flake and mysis shrimp. and as crepe said feed only as much as they will eat in about two mins.

right on keep us posted on how things go

look at www.saltwaterfish.com or www.liveaquaria.com when you find the fish you like it will tell you there temperment and more. happy fishing

he's got hole in the head treat will antibiotic from LFS if he lives through he should eat again. it generaly doesn't spread so the rest of your fish should be ok.

ok so i picked up this elegance coral but i have heard mixed things on the care for it. i've heard that they don't need high light but that they actually do better in low light and low to moderate current. anyone know truly how to care for this. heres a pic not great but ok.

+1 cmor +1 big jim. yes octopi are hard to keep and care for. they will escape and grow fast and eat anything they can. just another word of causion they need to be in a tank alone.

yeah i have heard that it is bad and can damage you corals and more from long term exposure. i would sugest against it

you should have at least 1000 GPH.

nice looks good have you had it setup for sw before