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and EVERYTHING DIES! We've been having some AC issues and when we came back in town after a long weekend our house was 97 degrees inside. Yup, everything was dead in both tanks. Water temps were around 95. Four years of collecting and everything is gone. The house smelled horrible as you...

I'm sorry to say that the AC went out on us while we were gone this weekend so you guessed it...everything is dead in both tanks :sad: Needless to say, I'm of for this frag swap.

That beach looks so fun. I'd probably go their every day.

Nice tank and badass kitchen. WOW. :mrgreen:

Yes, I agree. Just looks like normal algae growth in a tank with not much flow and no clean up crew. I suggest what Mike said earlier.

Yep, that should be the fun of it. I know they're not all going to be perfect but they sure are going to be interesting. I can't wait... :strip

Have a good one! :D

Yeah, thats a great deal.

Details can be found here: http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3514 Winner gets this:

The theme of this month's contest is for you to show us your best top down tank photo. This is a first for this site and I really think it will be neat showing how our reef tanks look from above. You might need to play with angles to reduce glare but this should be a fun way to showcase the...

Thanks for the link.

This is questionable and I think I'll close this thread. I believe fastwhiteegg is no longer active on this site.

That is cool. I'm going to make it a sticky. :mrgreen:

I moved three tanks to two different houses in four months...that was really stressful (and time consuming). You have to have patience and someone around to help with things.

Welcome to Nanotank. :mrgreen:

I love sexy shrimp. Although in a 12 g, I'd put like eight in there. :mrgreen:

First thing is that you have to be logged in. If you go to the main portal page and it says "log in" then you are not logged in. Once that is established, go to the Nanotank Menu on the left, down five to Shoutbox and click it. That should be it. Let me know if you're still having problems...

Good point Skip...anyone ever see that special on the Discovery Channel concerning non-native caulerpa and its effects on the world's coral reefs? Pretty scary stuff. I know I don't even think about flushing that stuff down the toilet anymore. :shock:

I'd take him out...especially if its in your zoa tank.

Holy crap that is a nice tank. Clams look great! :award: We need more pics.