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Changed out the fairly substandard lights I had in for a pair of 13 watt cfl bulbs. Significantly brighter.

Got the rock in! I'm amazed by the number of epic hitch hikers! A little starfish even!

I'll be sure to move the move the sand so they do.

Got the water and live sand in now. Just waiting for a trip to the next larger town for my live rock. Going there in the next couple of days so I'm excited!

Kind of expected it, but they ate all the eggs. How often do they breed?

75 gallons. The stock is in my profile but they haven't been trouble so far.

Now what. Lol

Yahoo!!!

Ok. Just wanted to check.

Oh and would the previously mentioned corals be alright under higher end brightness Normal Output fluorescents? Mainly the mushrooms and colt. Not so worried about the frogspawn.

So does the reef custodian package, a cleaner shrimp, and a pair of peppermint shrimp sound good for inverts? I'd like a firefish goby and a green clown goby for fish in the tank.

Should I swap the pistol for something else then? Or leave it out entirely?

The place I was looking to order from has "reef custodian" packages, would a pistol shrimp and cleaner shrimp plus this be ok? It seems like too much but these inverts are really small. Package #1 5 - 10 Gallons 5 - Blue Legged Hermits 1 - Red Scarlet Hermit 3 - Astrea Snails 2 - Margarita...

I was looking at mushroom corals and colt coral as beginner corals, but frogspawn sounds cool.

Ok. Sounds like a pretty good lineup.

Maybe only one Pom Pom then and two porcelains?

So for stock would it be acceptable to have: - 3 Pom Pom crabs, - 2 cleaner shrimp, - 2 clown gobies?

I haven't got my lighting yet. Still in the late planning stage. I would like to get some t5s in something fairly bright.

Ok. Those look neat. Any recommendable shrimp? And what are some good corals?

I've decided to take the plunge into salt water with a 10 gallon. I've done my research on setting up and everything but for stocking I have basically no idea. I think that Pom Pom crabs would be interesting and maybe some kind of goby but any ideas are welcome!

Mostly just curious, that's all.

Female mollies can store the males sperm for long amounts of time.

I read somewhere that it was possible to hybridize mollies and guppies, and am curious about what you think would be the best way to do so. Anything from which male or female species to salinity would be neat to know!

The closest looking species I found was the Congo Tetra. Although those also appear to be more diamond shaped. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo_tetra