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+1, reefs definitely need a protein skimmer to help keep it healthy

Looks nice =)

I dont know what to do, my smaller clownfish has beaten up the bigger one and killed it, im going to remove them both, but im confused, i dont know what to do

Nope i dont have a lid =(

Thanks, i couldnt agree more =) i am just stumped on what fish to get next!

they are really beautiful, i always wanted one, so when i saw one i had to get him =)

Another update lol, tanks still doing well, added 5 more snails and a very nice flame angel today =)

Got 4 frags of zoas today, all opened up withing the hour of placing them, 10 new hermits also. Everything is doing well

Amazing day! The new lights came in, i got the nice and situated, and they make the biggest difference. The tank looks beautiful, the fishes colors really pop now.

Here is a picture of the little guy

finished acclimating them and he started eating instantly=). He is exploring the tank sifting as he goes, isnt that a good sign?

Alright picked myself up 4 nerite snail, and a sand sifter goby. They are all acclimating and i hope they do great!

You should try and have less contact with the sand with your rocks. When rocks cover large amounts of sand they have the potential to cause dead spots which are never good.

Yeah, i aquascaped my rock tons of times, during the cycle. It wont mess with the cycle at all.

looks great =)

Ok fish are doing great, tommorow going to pick up a new fish, and i order a new light, the 120w reef led's. I can wait, its finnaly starting up!

Both of them are doing very well still, eating, and im pretty sure i saw them do their pairing dance once or twice so far, and im also planning on getting another fish this weekend

lol i cant wait until my tank doesnt looks sooooo bare< and my rockwork is perfection is i must say

So in the meantime, any tips, or anything i should know. I was also thinking of getting that 120w led light fixture in a week or 2

and here is a quick pic =)

the nitrates where very low at like5 ppm that was the onlything that spiked, no ammonia or anything, ph is a 8.2 and temp is at 79.2 (awesome having a thermometer) and the only algae is some brown growing on my rocks, been a while i forgotten the name, other than that there is no other nuisence...

ok Got in a new filter today and a digital thermometer, everything is hooked up and ready 2 go, both the clownfish are doing well swimming and eating, what is next?

It looks really good so far

Thanks, they dripped for about 40 minutes, now there in the tank swimming around =)

Ok i got 2 clownfish, i am aclimating them right now, by drip. hopefully all goes well