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Look up pyramid snails. They look like your picture and they are not good. Some eat other snails and some eat clams.

Gotta love when they just randomly appear lol. Glad they showed up. Tank looks awesome

They do. Idk if they survive as I have never attempted to save the fry.

Yea I had a female and after a couple months I put in two small males and they did the twitching and chasing. Since then no problems at all

The clowns have been together almost 3 years with no problem. They also breed from time to time :)

Anyone else have ideas?

I have one orange and two black and white ones together. I was worried about them fighting but they just did the pairing routine and then were fine. I have had them together for almost 3 years with no problem. They host my overflow and never leave it or fight with each other.

I've been looking up different lps and I definitely don't like ones that look like rugs or flat ones. I like the flowing ones.

It looks like you have a few ledges where you could get away with putting one or two in. Maybe ones that don't require a lot of light and can be put near the caves

I think it's beautiful the way you have it now.

Thanks for the replies. I have 3 clownfish in another tank I was thinking of putting in there. Do u think if I split them up the two that I keep together would continue to breed without the third one?

Guess no one has any ideas. If it helps my center piece coral is going to be the black tube coral. I am still researching it I would like some red, red/orange, blue, purple or green colored coral to put with it if possible.

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquarium-fish-supplies.cfm?c=15+2124 That's a really good place to look at some nano fish options for your tank.

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=20033 Is this a good skimmer for the type of tank it will be?

Have a 46 gal corner tank an my bf wants it to be a reef. The tank is not drilled im not sure what kind of glass it Is made out of. I'm not really into reef tanks so looking for suggestions on equipment and livestock. The stand is small and would probably only be able to fit a 10 gallon sump. I...

Thank you for the response and I feed mainly veggies to him. And he does look pinched but I've been feeding him more and soaking his food and doing more water changes. Fingers crossed it helps

Have you tried feeding him live food to see if that will entice him to eat? He might just need the thrill of catching his dinner.

The pic looks like aiptasia. Look at pics and see if it matches

The die off probably caused it which is good. Your cycle got a good start to it already. Now its just a waiting game

Honestly I started my tank with tap water that was conditioned it was fine, I had algae but my cuc and algae scraper with WC helped. It's more work with tap but not a big deal IMO. And to answer your question the way you set it up will be fine with enough water movement. I would still add some...

Yea the 55 is pretty snug under the tank but it works out pretty good cuz of it's length

I also buy live microworms and put some in the sand every few weeks.

I bought a pair of feeding tongs and use those to feed mine. I soak the frozen food in tank water and just use the tongs to "hand" him the shrimp, clams, worms and squid pieces. It works really well so I can make sure he eats.

From what I've heard and read you wanna go with as big a tank as the stand can hold. I have a 125 and am building one from a 55 gallon. The bigger the better.

Hi my yellow tang that I've had for over two years has never looked healthy. I got him from a friend and didn't know what to look for. I am hoping you can help. He looks like he has malnutrition. I feed him 3 times a day with spirulina algae flakes and formula 1 flakes and formula 2 pellets. I...