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What are you plans for the tank? Coral wise and fishes?

Looking good. You need to get some fish and xenia in there for movement. How many gallons/liters is the tank?

These curved glass tanks are great! I had one a while but I upgraded. I'll watch your progress on the tank.

I just had an epifany! Why not try a sps frag? You've got he flow.... and well 70 watts per gallon... YOU'VE GOT THE LIGHTS!!!!!!!

Great to see you back on the forum Chris. I had a dwarf seahorse tank but just never finished it. Gonna be fun to watch too. How close is the light to the water?

When you do a water change suck the dead snail out with a hose.

I can't wait to see the tank as it matures. But what kelvin MH do you have?

Thanks a ton!!! BigC. Its means a lot from a TFF big wig!

I wouldn't do two shrimp or two fish together. Unless you can get a pair of shrimps what will not fight then try and only keep one. Um as for other fish I wouldn't do over one. Clown gobies Neon Goby maybe a pair would work Other pistol gobies watchmans yashia haze maybe a small fire fish a...

I got a new xenia and this one is so pretty. I think this is as good as a picture I will get of my wrasse. This picture just looks really cool Hope yous all likes

Have you seen some videos of what people have done with these tanks? Unf---ing believeable!!!!! Google Aqua Medic Chromis and look for videos!!! These tanks are awesome Definetly get more liver rock and make an atoll shape you'll be friggen happy!!!!! Also why not try a small active swimmer...

sweet tank! It looks big and spacious too. Thats an aiptasia cook it now! Make sure you add some power heads to get some flow in there.

He can eat a cube of worms a day!

Now thats what I'm talkin about! What else are you thinking about addng?

Sometimes they don't eat and will starve like a mandarin. But if they do eat then you've got a lucky one! And they should have sand put in there bag so they can find being shipped. But as we all know shipping never always works out. It is said as well that they need live foods to entice to eat...

Here's the video. Hope this gives you insite on my fish. Sorry about the Hannah Montana music. MY little sister is crazy about the show...

Actually thats why I got this one. He eats anything that drops in the tank but blood worms is his drug! I'll make a video of hime eating to show the worm obsession.

A dumb update eh? I thought I'd give some pics for the hell of it? Why do clams always look better from above? Here are my latest corals too. Some small fraglets of the big SPS. I re-did my frag box. Its now in the back and is a little bigger. I also got a new fish. ENTER THE...

Usually salts come with the most minerals in them so if someone adds extra stuff it maybe strontium or iodine. But as for the mushroom don't worry about it the could have caught some food and was eating or its just doiing its own thing I don't know but don't worry I'm pretty sure its no big deal.

Glad to see your tank is coming along...but.... YOu need more pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As well as dosing of having high calcium as there shell requires this to grow.

Squamosa,derasea,croecea, of course the maxima too. They are long lasters but don't skimp on the lighting! 150 watt metal halide at least.

Cool tank. What happened to the 42?

Sounds just dandy! I'll be watching...try and get the f#@k away from reefcentral!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pic 3 is a Leather Coral.same as pic 4 Pic 5 is a macro algae i'd get rid of it soon. Pic 6 looks like some unopend polyps pic 7 unopened green star polyps get a little flow aim toward the and the'll take off. pic 8 is another leather. pic 9 is pulsating xenia pic 10 is green mushrooms as you...

NIce lookin little tank. Do you plan on upgrading lights for hard corals? Anymore fish gonna be added? You really need some xenia and a featherduster or two to add some color and movement.

There's a ton!!! This list has many that need 30+ gallons. Most others can do 20- aswell. Clown Goby Neon Goby Firefish Clownfish-NO MAROON!!!! Some dwarf angels-Flame,Cherub,Coral Beauty, There's a ton you can't go wrong Yellowwatchman gobies Yashi Haze PJ Cardinal Court Jester Gobies Banggai...

Those are yellowtail damsels can be aggresive but some are mild tempered.

Starfish and nanos don't go together. So skip that one. How big of a tank are you gonna try?

Thats a great deal... If you can fit it in your buget I'd do it!!! What kind of corals do you think you'll want to do?

A few hundreds*thousand* dollars in ducans there! Very very nice indeed.

It is considered a nano-reef. As for fish do you plan on taking the damsels out? If so then you you could do 4 fish of about 1-2 1/2. Stay as close to 1" as possible. A flame angel is a possibility. But do you have anylive rock in there? You should defintly have at least 15 pounds of live rock...

Lighting is right on for my SPS. Nitrates are at 10 and all esle is good. I feed cyclops with some rotorich mixed in too.

Don't put the nori on at night when the lights are off. Tangs hide in the rock over night and don't come out until next morning. How big of a tang is it?

I have lost just about all of my hardies. Monti is gone bali slimer tri-valida gone gone gone........ Milli and Blue Acro are bleaching and losing tissue....Any ideas to help..... Please

Far too many fish for a 14 gallon. 2 fish max. I would do a Clown and a Six line. Royal grammas can get MEAN and in that small of a tank definitaly it will happen quick. Maybe a clown goby too. Just thought I'd give some advice.

No one can guess what that creature is? It's really easy!!!!!!

You should try reefcentral.com they seem to have a lot of them. But I've never seen one on this forum.

" I look at it as the time it takes for the live rock/sand to enter a state of equilibrium, when die-off slows and is eventually matched, and exceeded for a time, by the formation of new life; and when the diversity of organisms in the sand bed and rock becomes very high. Therefore, if a tank...

As for lighting I'm using a 150 watt 20" Metal halide Hqi light. It is really nice...except for the heat issue. I bought a little desk fan today for the tank light to help calm evaperation and heat.