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So Indo Scoly? I have 4 T5 HO ATI bulbs (2 coral plus and 2 blue plus). Coral is roughly 12 inches from bulbs. Is this sufficient? If not what do I feed? Thanks.

Someone help me out. Thanks.

I have a couple hammer corals that both slowly start to invert when the moonlights come on (around 8:00 PM). When I get up in the morning around (6:00 AM) moonlights still on they are fully open and extended. I have yet to see the tentacles. Is this normal behavior of hammer corals? Need some...

So you think it's bad? I don't want to kill anything unless it's bad. You know?

Haven't bothered it yet to see if it retracts. I'll try that.

Looked at some images. Doesn't seem like a brittle or serpent. Anyone else?

Thanks. I'll look those up.

It sure doesn't look like that though.

Can't see your link.

What is this? Good or bad?

Right. So if I just throw the chaeto in the section with the JBJ light that's good?

My protein skimmer would be a HOB skimmer so I wouldnt be worried about that. The section I am talking about would be strictly for the chaeto and light. But I could add sand or rock. Just trying to get suggestions. Thanks.

Ok so and sand bed is ok? The area is 5L x 24W x 5D. Kinda weird. I know. But it's what I have to work with.

Anyone else on top of the line HOB protein skimmers?

I see. Bad experiences. I'm going to start with a size of a tennis ball. Go from there. Worse case scenario, it doesn't work out. I'll try something else.

Looked into that. I can't have tangs in a 65 gallon. Will keep it in mind though. I've heard as long as you have sufficient flow and lighting chaeto should be fine. Why couldn't you keep yours alive?

I think I can do the piece of liverock or some rubble and the chaeto. Then the JBJ macro glo fixture above it. Sound ok?

Want to start a refugium. What do I need? Chaetomorpha and a light? Sand? Rock? I've been looking at the JBJ 25 watt macro glo light fixture. Any thoughts? Opinions? Thanks.

I was suggested the Reef Ocotpus BH800sbs but I cannot find any reviews on it.

I have a 65G tank (36L X 24H X 18D) and am looking for a really good hang on back protein skimmer. Reef Octopus BH800sbs, hydor slim skim, aqua c remora pro? I know of these but are there any suggestions for anything else? Top of the line? Obviously keeping noise and bubbles down would be key...

Yes I've been thinking about a watchman goby. That could be one of the next fish I get.

Carey, I'm also looking into skimmers. Looking forward to what you use/find. I have a 65 gallon.

Sweet. So the protein skimmer you have you like? I'm looking for a good hob skimmer for my 65 gallon.