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If it's a cross-country move though I would personally sell it off and start fresh. I can imagine that the move in itself would be stressful enough. If you were moving just an hour or two away, that would be different. Jesse

Very true. Jesse

You will definitely want to upgrade to at least a dual power compact fixture like the Current USA Satellite 2x40 watt. For mushrooms and zoanthids you wont need anything more than that. Jesse

I have read that they need large, established tanks (like most stars) and tend to feed on sponges. Prefer high temps/salinity too. Usually dont fare too well in the long run. Overall, I would avoid them or any other star especially in a nano. Jesse

No starfish in a 10g either. As far as fish, maybe one small clown and one small goby. Thats about it. Jesse

Please read through the various threads that cover this topic and you should be able to answer most of the questions you have. Also, figure out exactly what it is that you would like to house in your 3g. This will direct you in your equipment selection. Jesse

Re: i want one!!! Please keep this to one thread. It will help to keep thing organized. :) Thank you. Jesse

Hello all. I just wanted to share some recent pictures I took with my Panasonic FZ8. I dont have a tank to take pictures of right now so I have been playing around with other things. Here are a few pictures I took in RAW and then converted using the silky pix program that is included with...

The LED moonlights are sweet. Coralife sells a 3/4 watt that should work for that tank. Jesse

Do you have a link to the skimmer? if it is the nano fission skimmer it is junk. Has your tank finished cycling? If not, I wouldnt suggest doing water changes. If it has, then that is a large amount to do but it is perfectly fine. Some suggest 105, some suggest up to 50% or more of the...

If you are just using it for a few minutes to view things at night that is fine... dont run it all night long though. Jesse

Check out this link... http://nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2758 Hopefully that will help you a bit. Jesse

Yep... thats a frag off of the ones you sent me. Nice pics Cris. Again, glad to see everything is doing well. Jesse

Kelvin ratings vary soooo much from brand to brand and wattage to wattage and ballast to ballast that it is very difficult to use that as a basis. A 150 watt DE 14,000k hamilton on a magnetic ballast is less blue than a 150 watt DE 14,000k Phoenix is. I have personally ran the 70 watt...

You could look into the illuming.com 70 watt MH retro and build it into some sort of canopy... http://www.illuming.com/catalog/product ... cfbbe9160f Jesse

Hey Cris, glad to see that the clam is doing well. I saw your other pictures too. Your tank looks good. Jesse

Thank you... how could I have forgotten about that site. Jesse

While the T5HO's and MH's are generally a "better" choice, PC's still have a definite spot in our hobby. Depending on the depth of the setup and the corals being housed, the hobbyist might not need anything more than PC lighting. When I had a 16g bow, I ran the Current USA 2x40 watt...

Well I'm glad you found us! :welcome to nanotank.com. Jesse

This is true... Just a couple snails and a couple of hermits is all that is really needed in a nano tank. Some fish stores suggest a one-per-gallon rule of thumb is can lead to snails and hermits that can die from starvation and maybe even aggression. Jesse