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Exactly as the title says. How do I cancel my yearly subscription?

I would love to restart but with a new baby I don't think I would give it the attention it deserves. This way me and the kid can do it together, I can do a few upgrades in the meantime, and come up with a back up plan so it dosent happen again.

Well thanks to Mother Nature my tank is completely toast. 2 years of love gone. I am in Ontario and the ice storm left me powerless for 5 days. The tank did not survive. I was in unable to try and save it as I have a new baby and I had to go stay at a friends. I am devastated. I am now gonna...

Both my clowns host my Zoa garden. The male sleeps in them. He literally lays on his side in them it's quite neat.

It is a sand sifting goby, or diamond goby. Needs a well established tank because they feed on the micro fauna in your gravel. I got on when my tank was about 4-5months old and I had it eating prepared foods and it still starved. I could not fatten the buggar up dispite what I tryed. It is a...

Excellent info thanks. Gave me some different avenues to look into. Appreciate it. :)

Hmm DIY I was considering trying that route. I was looking at the AI nano led fixture. From what people have said on the forum they are some of the best led fixtures. I was just unsure if the unit was big enough for my tank or if it would be able to penetrate deep enough. The dimensions are...

as the title states I'm looking into updating my lighting. I have a jbj hqi 28 gallon nano cube and was thinking I would like to go the led route. The reason I would like to change is for heat issues, cost of replacement bulbs, being able to get rid of the ballast, and to be able to close my...

Funny little update. Woke up last night and one of my pumps was making a ticking noise. It was still working just being very noisy. There is two pumps so I wasn't to worried about unplugging it and looking at it in the morning. Well I pulled it out an low and behold there was two sundial snails...

They are a sign of a heathy system and a normal part of its development. Free food for your fish. :)

I think it's spelt corynactis. A type of nem. My spelling could be wrong though.

There is nothing wrong with Bristol worms. Good part of your cuc. If you have to many you are over feeding. Control feeding and control the population. :)

Ya X you do have good point there and it's funny you say copied and pasted cause that's exactly what I did! Copied and pasted from a website. Lol they are neat little creatures.

The Nassarius Snail is a great scavenger that will eat various kind of organic material such as fish waste, leftover foods and even dying or death fish, making it a beneficial addition to your tank. Another benefit of having these snails in your tank is that they will also help to aerate the...

Diet and Feeding : Nassarius snails are carnivores scavengers in their eating style and will eat almost any decaying organic material in the tank but they do not eat algae. As such, supplemental feeding for them is normally not needed. However, if there is not enough food in the tank, their diet...

Hmm maybe they do I have always known them to be carnivores. Will do a google search as well. :)

Looks like pineapple sponges. Harmless filter feeders.

Nassarius snails are carnivors. They don't eat poop. I agree with Mr X increase your flow so it dosent settle or try a simple turkey baster to blast it every couple of days and get it in the water column.

A face only a mother or father could love. I like how slagathor looks like he's peering out from around the rock as if to say "how you doing???"

Google corynactis. It's a type of anemone. Harmless and they usually don't last to long in tanks. Not sure if my spelling is correct. Lol

A pic of the crazy clown literally laying down in my Zoa garden.

Yummy! :)

Condylactis gigantea is native to the Caribbean and is frequently encountered in shallow regions containing sea grass beds and sandy bottoms. These anemones, like their cousins, are photosynthetic thus strong lighting is essential. Zooxanthellae which are small single-celled dinoflagellates...

Not here to start an argument just shareing my past experiences with my nem. Like I said I had mine for over a year and never feed it. It did not die or show any signs of starvation. I think they will feed if given the opportunity and I believe the same goes for in the wild but it is not...

I was thinking about getting a bi-color Benny and was advised against it with my pistol and goby combo. The advice came from someone who had a 6foot tank and put the two kinds in the tank and they wouldn't leave each other alone. I have a 28 gallon and my stock list is 2-clowns, 1-royal gamma...