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That's pretty much what I was thinking. Thank you for confirming my thoughts. Sent from my XT1080 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I am looking to build a stand for a 210 gallon reef. Based on its measurements, I've found that a pair of kitchen cabinets are the exact measurements of the tank and are over $200 less than an actual aquarium stand. Do you all think strength would be an issue?

So I recently added a young Dogface Puffer. It's only about 3" in length right now. I know they are considered to be not reef safe. Im not worried about my snails or hermits but my concern is, I have a few random Zoa's that have made it into my tank from live rock. I'm not worried about losing...

After googling it, I would definitely say its a torch. However, not of the metallic green variation but more like the "brown".

I think that's it. Any recommendations for care?

Can anyone ID this coral? I remember its a green metallic _________.... just can't remember what it is.

I had a 55 reef and one day my wife decided to bring home "Dori". She absolutely had to have her. I told her that the tank was way too small for her. After about an hour of conversation she finally understood. I tried to convince her to return the hippo but that wasn't going to happen. Needless...

Is there any way to dip corals without killing the inhabitants that live within? I understand the purpose of dipping them is to kill unwanted pests but sometimes there are things you might have wanted to keep. Any ideas?

will a H202 solution dip take care of a fungus I have growing around my Zoa's? Its actually getting quite bad.

can i just freshwater dip it?

and if it is a fungus (i think it is) it will actually kill it? I was under the impression it would only take care of pests like red bugs and bristleworms and such.

Any recommendations on a safe coral dip solution I can make from home? And how long do I dip it? My LFS (Petco) doesn't carry any coral dips. I've checked in the past.

wow, I wish my foxface would eat them! I guess this is a perfect example of "hit or miss".

I have a white "sponge" looking growth that's growing around and in between my Zoa's. Its kinda like cotton. I've tried to get pictures but they aren't coming out clear enough to see it. I'm sure someone on here knows what I am talking about. Is it bad? Will it stop the spread of the heads...

they may pick at the surface of it but I dont think it will actually consume the whole bubble.

Very true....

Any chance you can post pictures? Possibly a before and after with a description of the previous lights?

That's exactly the look I am going for. Under my current MH, I don't have nearly that look. Nor do the lights actually penetrate the bottom of the tank. If I had a par meter, I'd be able to get readings of my current light setup but from the sounds of it (and looks) the LED's seem to be my...

I am considering taking the plunge into the LED world. I am currently running MH over my 210. It seems there is very little penetration to the depths of this tank. Not to mention, my corals aren't growing nearly as well as I'd expect. My real reason for posting this, is because I was curious if...

This is my toadstool leather when I first got it. It was about the size of a quarter. The first picture was taken on March 1st, 2013. The second is today.

Those are both good ideas. I will probably want more than the turkey baster but I like the pad idea.

As the title states, I am trying to figure out a way to collect pods. I have so many in my sump (in my macro) and I'd like to know a way to transfer as many as possible to my DT. I know some travel through the return pump but I'd like to transfer more. I know there's a trick to the trade if...

Ok, so according to the link, the worm I have is considered reef safe. I thank you for the info however, I really hope someone will chime in if I am wrong.

Anything? I'm trying to decide if I should kill it and flush it or if I should put it back in the tank.

Is this what's known as a fireworm? Is it safe? This thing in my opinion is huge. Probably 3-4 inches. I have fish that are smaller than that. Lol.