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Question about Ick...can it be brought into a tank from coral? I haven't added any fish in quite awhile (just coral), but my damsel has it...what are the chances my other fish will get it...I hate to kill it, but...

I have a 37 gallon reef tank that I set up last summer...everything has been going extremely well, until a couple of days ago when I noticed one of my fish, a damsel, has some ick...what should I do?I keep temp. at 78 degrees, use vitamins and garlic. I don't have a hospital tank, and don't want...

I bought a small black damsel 3 weeks ago who now is mimicking my 2 clowns, and spends part of his time nestled in a large green bubble coral cluster...has anyone ever had this happen with this kind of fish?

I have a 1" Coral Beauty that is doing very well, and would like to put in a Flame Angel about the same size...I also have 2 small, tank raised clowns...

I only have a 37 gallon reef tank, and would like to put a couple of fish in that supposedly grow much larger...isn't it a general rule that fish won't grow nearly as much in a smaller tank, or is that just a myth?

I have an inexpensive foam/bio-bag filter and a protein skimmer on my 37 gallon reef tank, and I would like to get a better filter...any suggestions...?

I have a 37 gallon reef tank...with 125 watts of lighting...half blue/half white...I would put clam at top of reef, about 4 inches below lights, and feed with a syringe...I'm told there are a couple of hardier clam types that might work...

I have 125 watts...2 white and 2 blue...

kind of lights I have 125 watts...2 white and 2 blue...

I would like to try and put one of the hardier clams in my tank. The problem is that I don't have metal halide...if I put it high up near the lights, and feed it with a syringe, what do you think my chances are for success? Will it maintain its color and vitality?

I need some advice: I have a 37 gallon reef tank, and would like to put a small Coral Beauty in it...the only fish I have are 2 small, tank-raised clowns and a scooter Blenny...is this a good idea, personal prefernce, or a bad one...if bad, why? [/b]

Yes, I have tested, and I only mix my own salt water using bottled purified water... I may buy another, less powerful maxie pump tp circulate water on the other side of my tank by protein skimmer...

Thanks for your advice...maybe I will put another Maxie pump on the other side where there is only the protein skimmer, and cut down on feeding...

I have a 37 gallon reef tank I set up with established live rock and sand in August. I now am getting several patches of cynobacteria on my rock. I water change weekly, have clear water, and the fish and corals all seem happy. How can I get rid of it, or is this just something that everyone has...