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I posted some of these a year ago. Some people can see em, some people can't but these turned out real nice from our reefs so I thought I'd post em here. Here is a serious brain teaser for you. I've created a bunch of 3D stereo images of our reefs which you can see in 3D by crossing your eyes...

very nice. how big is your tank?

my wife(mostly) and I have alot!! 120g full reef set-up 60g reef in office 50g corner in spare bedrrom-mixed community 90g mixed african cichlids in living room 46bowfront with tanganyikans and plants 90g fully planted in basement- angels, rainbows, harliquins 45g tanganikans and we had to...

Psersonally, its unlikely to tip over. I have a 4' long 1 foot deep 60 gallon that is obviously very top heavy. It is on carpet and iron stand. It is stable but I still strapped it to the wall. You can easily do the same. A couple of screws and a bracket or at least a tarp strap is all you...

My maroon clown does it to my hawainan duster as well... very weird to me... there is hammer and frogspAWN but prefers the feather dusters..

pleco Here is my big guy. His name is Mr. Mustache-- 5inches long!

hi bud.. glad you found the site!!!!! :twisted: ck

Brenden, you are cruel... :evil:

hey ChazYork, others are right about the epoxy stuff. As for the rock building, I've made over 100lb of my own rocks now and it is a great way to go. Use crushed oyster shell though, not aragonite as it is WAY WAY cheaper (like $10 for 100lb at a farm supply store) and much more porous. I've...

Depends on what you are frag'n as well. Fishing line can work wonders to hold things only a rock as well. Just lightly tie it down and give it a few days of low flow, it should attach. This works great for softies/shrooms, etc. Superglue gel otherwise works well for me also, just not on...

I'd recommend www.multiply.com for photos also. It lets you do all the usual stuff to make albums but it supports any size of photos 50KB to tens of MBs. You are limited to 150 pics a month for the free account. Here is my aquarium photo pages if your interested in a preview. 33G -...

My CBS is awesome. Never bothers anything exact my arm (don't get too close!!) but it will definitely defend himself. Never comes to the surface to get food either. The worse thing he ever does is steal food from the anenomes and sometimes the brain coral. Otherwise, all good. Only bad...

I'm wondering if there is any point in keep old crusty dried up coraline algae from a used setup. I'm going to be upgrading to a 120G and it has TONS of old crusty dried up coraline on the glass. I want to scrap it off to clean things up but can the old stuff help to seed a tank with...

I have just got one a couple of weeks ago myself. It moves around a lot and seems to love getting food. I just shut all the water flow off and drop a bit of crushed mysis shrimp or marine pellets on its legs by the glass and then it immediately lifts off the glass and covers the food. You can...

Do you have any filter media like spong filters or canisters that are running on the tank? They can be nitrate factories and are best used without any media just for water flow. What fish and corals do you have? You could easily be feeding too much as well which builds up nitrates. What are...

Stomatella definitely I'd say by the behavior. I had one of these as a hitchhiker months ago, and now have well over 20 grazing at night. Great for the tank and they definitely reproduce on their own just fine...

I've been at battle in my 33g for a couple of months as well. Only advice is: 1. Manual pick out what you can. 2. Feed less 3. 1 or 2 hours less light than you are doing now 4. More water flow 5. Little more generous water changes 6. Keep your temp below 82 degC Keep at it with these things...

I don't think you'll solve the problem with a sea hare. I have a large sea hare in my 33 g and although he DOES eat algae, he is not as effective as I hoped. I added it almost a month ago and the algae is starting to recide but I've also starting feeding about 50% as much, also added a emerald...

Thanks fetcher! DeFeKt, ya, there are a couple of good articles on making your own rock. Lots of info on the www.garf.org site (they call it aragocrete) and I found mine originally from http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/6279/RaiseCementRock.html. As far as advantages: 1.Its more...