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As far as the lighting goes, you would have to upgrade the ballast also. You could do it. Just keep in mind that if you increase the watts, you will want to increase the air flow as well by adding an additional fan or two. Jesse

:welcome to nanotank.com! Here is a NANO FISH GUIDE that should help you figure out what kind of fish and how many. With that tank you are going to be limited to about 2 small species. Also, the lighting on that tank would be considered "low-light" so keep that in mind when selecting corals...

Looks good! That is a lot of LR! :welcome to nanotank.com! Jesse

You sure are! Cris, you called me out when I was at your house... the comment about how you can tell there is something wrong with someone's tank if they haven't posted a FTS in a while? LOL, well obviously I hadn't so here goes... I had, *HAD*, one rock that was sprouting all sorts of...

Looks like we'll just be hangin out watching some horror movies and popping some popcorn. Jesse

My darth mauls are having babies! Babies having babies... looks like 4 to be exact. The center baby polyp looks like twins! Jesse

Looks like a bristle worm to me... beneficial detrivore. Jesse

If the hermits arent responding when you touch them then they may not be alive anymore. I have to ask you about the anemone. What kind did you buy and how long have you had it? 8 gallons is no-go for anemone. Yes, it is quite common for anemones to move around until they find a spot for...

There, fixed it... :ha: Jesse

The main problem with bio balls... and most other biological media excluding LR... is that it lacks the anaerobic region necessary for completing the nitrogen cycle. Without that anaerobic area, nitrates cannot be turned into nitrogen gas. So, you are left with a build-up of nitrates instead of...

I hung out at Cris' house tonight and snapped a bunch of pictures. We also did a bit of fragging (thanks for the corals Cris, everything is doing well) and moving things around. This rock is amazing... Cool little bivalve... Cris...

I wouldnt risk it. I would hate to come home to a wet floor and an empty tank. :welcome to nanotank.com! Jesse

Nice... a nano turf scrubber! Let us know how it works for you. Jesse

Yeah I wouldn't suggest it. They will eat your coralline algae too. Jesse

Cris, somehow I missed those pictures. That thing is doing great! Do you feed it? Were you able to use the T5's? Are we still on for tomorrow? Does 4pm still work for you? Jesse

I wouldnt suggest the banded shrimp for a 9g tank... my bro-in-law had one in a 12g tank and it was just awkward-looking. Even though the shrimp doesnt get too big, its claw-span is pretty wide and it's antennae are very long... it just looked too big for the tank. As far as snails and crabs...

Eddy's tank is one of a kind... best nano I have had the pleasure to see in person. Check out his thread if you havent already... http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic ... c&start=90 Jesse

Cris, that looks cool. Yeah I'll try to come by next weekend with the water, salt, and blades and see what we can do. Jesse

Tim, I only have him on the sand so that he can attach to a frag disk that he is sitting on. Once he attaches I will be moving him up to a spot that I already have picked out. Yeah clams are way prettier from above. I would love to have a big shallow zero edge cube tank designed to be...

I love your tank! The rock work is awesome. My one problem with your tank is the blue tang. He will quickly outgrow a 24g. That's it though... great tank and keep us updated. Jesse