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I am selling my 75 g reef tank and I live in michigan. Comes with complete setup of everything and is a real good money saver. Respond if you are interested!

Here is a picture of my blue ring angel. I got him a week ago and he is not that big. By the look of his face, is he starting to change to the other type of fish that they turn into?

What are you guys best methods of water changing?

Will this work for taking out of the tank and putting in?

So I plan in getting a garbage bin and putting it in my room close to my tank where I will put my RO water in. I am tired of lifting buckets to put the water in the tank. I want to find a hose of some sort where I can transfer 2 ways: 1. Take out certain amounts of water into buckets to get rid...

So I am ordering my ro di system next week. I'm not too familiar on them but I figure I would learn as I go. I'm doing it so I can have pure water so eventually have a reef. What I wonder though is how do you wait all day for the water to come out as I have seen that they range from about 70-120...

Well what one do you guys think is a good one that has had good success?

I've been told I need to get an RO system for my 75 g tank so that I can do corals. Anyone know where to buy one that is quality but not over priced? And I would also like to know other peoples reasons for having one themselves.

Yeah it's become an addiction like no other!

That's a lot of money spent on salt too. Time really isn't the issue, it's just the amount of money for salt

How much should I take out of my tank each week realistically to get my nitrates low so I can have corals?

Oh wait never mind. I thought you were talking about per making water into big barrels

What if you don't have the space?

How do you guys do your water changes? Mine takes a long time to do and it's a hassle

How is it small? It's once a week and over 10%

I just added the skimmer 2 days ago

Well my filtration involves a skimmer and a hob filter. And weekly water changes of 8-10 gallons.

What are you asking?

I feed once a day. Fish list: juvenile blue ring angle, 2 misbar clowns, 2 green chromis, 2 blue/yellow damsels, one spot foxface, 6 line wrasse, greenbird wrasse, neon dottyback So nvm I have only 11 fish, 2 crabs and a snowflake eel]

I feed once a day. Fish list: juvenile blue ring angle, 2 misbar clowns, 2 green chromis, 2 blue/yellow damsels, one spot foxface, 6 line wrasse, greenbird wrasse, neon dottyback So nvm I have only 11 fish, 2 crabs and a snowflake eel

75 gallon tank 14 fish (some big and some small) I feed them a half a square of brine shrimp with a few flakes.

How do I know if I'm feeding too much? Because I worry about starving a fish because they didn't get any food while all the others ate it

What is your best way to remove nitrates and keep them away other then water changes?

I just got my protein skimmer for my 75 g aquarium. It was already established for about 3 months. My reasoning was to lower nitrates because they were usually running at 20-40 between water changes. And so I can get mine down to 0 and have corals. So I wonder what other reasons anyone else has...

The foam is showing a lot right under the cup but isnt overflowing into it. Does it just take more time?