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I have mine mounted underneath the aquarium. Yours should have come with some mounting brackets for this. i originally had it set up on the back of the tank but hated the way it looked. When I had a canister filter I just hooked it up on the return. But now with my tidepool I have a seperate...

buy a different tank...they are cheap.

I had my local hardware store tint some primer to blue because I was worried about regular paint sticking. I put several coats on just to help resist scratching.

I have 7 in my 75 gallon and I think they are good fish. They are cheap, tough and easy to care for...but get more than one.....he might hide a lot if he is by himself.

I have a 75 gallon with 93 pounds of live rock. I have a Tidepool II with a huge biowheel in it. I didn't buy the tidepool because of the bio-wheel, I feel the LR I have is probably enough for biological filtration, but I left the bio-wheel in because I believe it is a good product. I have yet...

Oh by the way...your logon name is from The Last Unicorn is it not? Smendrix was the wizards name.

I know this really has nothing to do with your question but you might want some more live rock. 30 pounds for a 75 gallon aquarium is low...especially with all the fish you will probably have in a FOWLR. I have about 93 pounds plus a Tidepool II, which has a huge Bio-wheel in it. Plus more live...

I have sponges that survived on my live rock and have never done anything for them....they seem to be fine.

MY mushrooms and feather dusters were fine.

I started my tank just over 2 years ago. A 75 gallon with about 93 pounds of live rock. The rock was from a local fish store so it was already cycled. The first thing I added was 6 green chromis...waited a month,added two clownfish...waited another month, added a blue hippo tang....waited...

I have to agree with seaham on this one. I originally purchased a Prizm skimmer for my 75 gallon because it was inexpensive. It was rated up to 100 gallons(i think). I'm finding out it just isn't doing the job, plus its a hang on which bothers me more than I thought it would. Now I am looking...

The initial costs involved with setting up a saltwater aquarium make the idea of having a limited budget nearly impossible. Maybe you should look into getting a nano cube. There are many interesting things you can do with those.

I had a case of marine velvet in my tank. Time is what you need. You have to wait for the parasites to kill themselves off, by way of going through their lifecycle without hosts to propagate reproduction. I waited almost 6 weeks just to make sure. Its rough I know, but have patience. Keep an eye...

ditto

75 gallon....just over two years old.

Yes, those are the exact ones I am speaking of. I was thinking of the multi also. Thanks!!

I curently have a prizm skimmer on my 75 gallon tank but really need to upgrade to a larger one and would like to finally have one under the tank in the sump where it would be out of sight. I hear the Turboflotor is a great skimmer. Was looking for somebody who has hands on experience to either...

Re: two pieces of LR, no substrate yet. I also plan on adding a UV sterilizer next month, hoping that that helps at least a little with the algae growth. I had a friend who had a problem with free floating algae. The UV sterilizer he bought cleared it right up. Of course, I don't think his...

it's a 260 watt coralife compact flourescent. 2x65 10,000k and 2x65 blue actinic.