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Hmmm. Thanks so much for the votes and comments so far! I'm leaning toward standard... one reason being the fact that I'm not overly crazy on plastic stands. I'd prefer a nice oak with canopy and bowfronts get pricey with custom stands. For anyone following this thread, I found an informative...

Beautiful shot! Any regrets at all ryguy?

Ntswift, I meant a stool as a means to reach within a deep tank ;) I personally prefer a natural reef look over shelving.

Definitely... I just wonder how photography would turn out. I'd also require a stool to do anything frag-wise!

Yes, I could have sworn I've noticed that or heard before. Thanks! I do enjoy photographing my reef and pets so please vote and post your opinions to help me! Thanks alot!

Hello! It's been a while since I've posted. Glad to see it's still an awesome community. I am trying to decide whether to purchase a 175g bowfront reef-ready system or have my 135g standard tank drilled. Money isn't the issue - I just would like to see what others prefer. I've only seen stocked...

My false percs hosted with a colt coral. They used to hover above the pw at night. About a week after adding a colt to the tank, they hung around it during the day and then by 2 weeks, they were sleeping in it at night. It's home sweet home for them.

I don't recall exactly how much gravel it took to make my cave, but I simply took out a few cups worth (to match the tank) and let it dry out for the project.

:lol: Oh yes! What fun it was!

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/isopodfaqs.htm That's a good link for anyone else if interested. Thanks Brad... or should I say neighbor! :) [/url]

Thanks :( I was afraid of that. I'm working on setting up a tank (new home) for everyone. Hopefully I can starve it. They need blood to survive right? Am I correct in assuming that a fishless tank will starve it? Can I leave my snails and hermit crabs for cleanup? For the record... I was...

Help! How do I get rid of this? Well, all was well for a few months... Our Regal Tang likes to sleep inbetween some rock in the sandbed at night. The exact same type of "isopod" (although a bit larger than the original culprit) was attached to her for the good part of today. She was irritated...

Sorry for not checking back in so long :( I'm not sure what hubby used to cut the pipe with... he did it in the garage. I asked him to cut it so it would lay "flat" on the substrate and also because I didn't want to run into any problems with anyone outgrowing the cave and getting stuck...