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I like that one. I believe we did that a few years back but it might be time to do it again! Anyone else?

What would everyone like to see as a theme for next month's contest? We had limited participation with the last one (only one qualified entry) so we need some help deciding what to do for the next one. If there are enough ideas, I will create a poll.

Congrats goes out to SaltwaterNewb for winning the May Photo Contest! What a great shot!

Got it SaltWaterNewb. Great shot. :mrgreen:

Still a few days left to enter the photo contest so send in your entry asap! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: I can't wait to see all the entries.

Okay guys, less than a week left to submit your photo! Remember the deadline is midnight CST May 25, 2008. We need participation to get this contest going and to really have some fun so get those cameras out and get snapping. Everyone on this site has something to contribute! :mrgreen:

Hook line and sinker... :mrgreen:

The theme of the May contest is for you to show us your favorite photo featuring your inhabitants of your tank. This is a very general contest this month designed to have lots of participation. For this reason, the contest will be limited to the first 20 entries received. Play with different...

Nice, tank is looking really good Alex! :mrgreen:

Nice aquascaping. Yeah, might need a little epoxy to hold up some of that rock huh? I know that I'd end up knocking over while doing a water change, etc.

What do you have planned for lighting? ps. Welcome to the site!

The theme of the May contest is for you to show us your favorite photo featuring your inhabitants of your tank. This is a very general contest this month designed to have lots of participation. For this reason, the contest will be limited to the first 20 entries received. Play with different...

Dory, I forgot to say :welcome to Nanotank!

I agree in that shallow tanks are better since they can receive more intense light and also easier to maintenance on the bottom where all the action usually seems to be.

Welcome to the site Fishy. You're doing a good job with your tank. Just have patience and it will all come together. Yes, replace the stock powerhead or better yet, just add another one. I know some people are concerning with heat but honestly, the best thing I ever did in my 6 gallon...

Hello varg1 and welcome to Nanotank! Clown/anemone interactions are probably some of the most exciting in our hobby. I used to have a 20 g and I learned the hard way that a 20g is just too small for anemones. We all know that they like to move around and just when you think they're gonna...

Yup, off to a great start!

Dude, tank is looking great. You still shopping at Fin-natic?

I like the magnifying glass idea!

I would also suggest trying to get your hands on some 'live sand' or seeded sand from an established tank, especially if starting new. It really adds to the biodiversity. If not, no biggie. That can be addressed later on...