Search results

I just have mine sitting on top of the glass. It's kind of a pain to move out of the way when needing in the tank but that's what I do.

I have a 32 gallon roughneck trashcan that I started using for a quarantine tank. Clip on light on the side and a canister filter.

Ah, thank you for the information.

I've been following this thread for a while and just bought 3 of the dimmable Taos. I was about to have to spend $350 on new ballasts. I'm going to cut the top of my wooden canopy and let them sit so that nothing's blocked. When you are talking about optics, what does that mean? Can you adjust...

Thanks for the reply. I guess I could do copper when I can and maybe hypo for other or just keep them separate for a month or so?

Mine too.

How can you quarantine scooter blennies or mandarins? They can't survive in a bare environment. What about shrimp? They can't be in copper. I just had my 210 gallon wiped out from marine velvet and do NOT want to go through that again.

Look up Marine Velvet and check symptoms. It's a killer. Just lost almost all my fish.

That only affects ick though, copper is the only treatment for marine velvet.

Yeah, I plan to leave them there for 4 weeks, then transfer to my display. The only problem is going to be tangs. There is no way to have a quarantine large enough for them, at least not at my house, but nothing else is going in without it. That Marine Velvet is bad news.

I now dip my corals in coral rx to remove any hitch hikers there. I don't know the exact dimensions but its 6 ft long.

My display is 210 gallons with a 75 gallon sump. Not overstocked, just a fish that brought parasites to my tank. That's why I will quarantine.

I have a light, canister filter, PVC tubes for hiding, power head, thermometer. I change 5 gal every other day. I also sacrificed a couple of pieces of LR to put in there. The only problem has been not being able to view them well but they have been in there for 6 weeks, eat good and seem fine...

After a round of marine velvet wiped out $400 of fish, I have become a believer in quarantine. My hospital tank for the survivors is a 32 gallon roughneck trash can. I intend to use this as a quarantine. My question is this- can I acclimate my new fish to water with copper in it just like I...

I kind of thought star polyp but wasn't sure and didn't hear of anyone else on here complaining about it. I guess that will be my weekend project. Luckily there is not much other coral attached to that rock.

Well that's what it is then. It will grow and cover anything in its path. Some rocks it is on are isolated but one of my main display rocks has it and I've got to get it off before it covers and kills everything in my tank.

It IS like a mat. When the light is off it looks like a plastic covering. When the lights come on, it has feathery polyps.

This coral is spreading everywhere. Can someone tell me what it is and how to get it off my live rock? It doesn't peel off very well. I've tried that. It's the kind of pinkish tan carpet looking stuff.

I had not thought of this. I think that would be my best move. There is not a whole lot of room. Thanks!

Here ya go.

My tank has a canopy over it. Can these lights be put under it?

They aren't actually on it but they are majono (sp). Can you kill them the same as aptasia?

Sorry, here's the pic.

I bought some zoas that had/got a bacterial infection. I got this toadstool at the same time and today I notice a weird place on it. Does anyone have an idea what this is?

Thanks. I'm working to get the last 2 fish out.