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Hey all, My dad wants me to help him with his outdoor pond. He has had it for years and it just gets chock full o alage in no time. It is pretty much in direct sunlight which is probably most of the problem. Its one of those hard plastic ponds you get at home depot, probably around 50-100...

This link might help you out. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=687648

Looking good Rev, i take it no more Xenia?

ouch, is it covered? I know UPS usually has insurance on all packages. Sorry to here that.

i heard that when they shake it means that there is a mated pair, the one that is shaking is the submissive one (the Male). are the ones that shake smaller? Does it kind of look like he is having a seizure?

i use RO/DI water, the bottled water from Walmart with the purple cap. When i get my PO4 checked, i will get back to you. Thanks, Jeff

Alright, first thing first i have a 50 gallon reef tank up for around six months. I have all the equipment listed below in my sig. My water parameters are ammonia = 0, PH = 8.1, Nitrite = 0, Nitrate = 10, Calcium = 400, Salinity = 1.023. I have never had a problem with Cyano, or any alage for...

Tater, i have the same tank and was pissed after i figured out the lighting. Right now i have the PC you are talking about, 130Watt Coralife Lunar. I currently have yellow polyps, zoos, GSP's and Xenia, pretty much all the lower light corals. I will eventually add another fixture when i get...

can you say, Jealous?

yes you can use gel superglue. I fragged my zoos for the first time a couple weeks ago. 1 - have a peice of rock to attach them too, make sure it is dry. (pat down with paper towel) 2- wear gloves. 3- remove zoos from tank. 4- use a sharp razor blad to cut the zoos off, try to cut underneath...

you can find a lot about breeding clowns at this link, http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=1741095#post1741095 The fish will eat the babies unless removed. But dont worry, once they start breeding, it will be a normal thing. So if you cant attempt to raise them this time...

i would definately rather have they yellows, thats why i brought it in the first place. Thanks for the advice. Ill be sure to keep everyone posted.

same here, thanks for the advice, will try it this weekend, will it be easier to move they yellow polyps, or others?

Ellisz, do they look like the ones on my rock? Do you think i should remove them? and do you also belong to reef central? I think i recognize your name.

would yellow polyps require the most light out of all my corals? My xenia seem to be doing fine. I recently moved them to a lower flow area to see if that helps. So the other polyps are not stinging them?

oh and i do feed them brine and they are eating.

i change 15% every week, See pics below of the polyps, i think that they might be being killed by the button (i think). Can this be? they came together so i didnt think it would be a problen, but you can notice the closer ones are the ones that are dying...

My yellow polyps dont seem to be doing that well. My zoos, xenia, GSP are doing fantastically and spreading. My yellow polyps seem to be disappearing 1 by 1. Info 130 watts, yes i know on the low end. Ammonia - 0 nitirite - 0 nitrate - 15 PH - 8.1 Calcium - 400 Alkalinity - 1.5 - 2.0 I...

just in case you guys are intersted http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=240158 http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=619971&highlight=breeding

you have to either upload them into your gallary, or if you have a photo hoster like shutterfly.com which is free you can upload to there, and then have hyperlinks to the pics. Let me know if you need more info. Jeff