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A catalina in a 72 gallon? Would be hard to ever find it don't you think? Water temps might actually be cool enough though in a tank that big. I'd do a flame angel and a couple chromis.

Great pics! :mrgreen:

Custom Sea Life 32WX2 retro kit from Premium Aquatics on my 5.5 http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14

That was awesome. Now it needs another 'tan'. :mrgreen:

Yeah, sweet pics. Goby one is awesome!

Welcome to the site Rob! :blob

Perhaps a tulip anenome. Is it about the size of the eraser on a pencil?

Awesome.

Your avatar is HUGE! :shock: It should be kept to 80X80

I'd like to leave Jennie another excellent feedback for our trade during our most recent frag swap a few months ago. My shrooms are doing really well. Shipping was fast and well packaged! :mrgreen:

Jennie, how is your torch doing? I wonder how the other member's trades went. I know I was happy with the frag swap. Smooth and easy. Here a pic of the mother colony your torch was fragged from: We need to do another swap sometime soon.

Maybe one or two smaller goby-type fish. That would prob. be the highest bioload you would want in a tank of that size. A neon goby would be cool. Maybe a goby/pistol shrimp combo. Yeah, I thought your 150 gal looked a lot different. How is your Frags n' Crabs business going?

Tell that stingy SOB that I need a few of his zoos as well...and maybe a few of his beautiful yumas...hehehehe. :mrgreen:

Those are actually two hairy shrooms Jennie. It split again. How is yours doing from our frag swap?

I assume you meant for this to be in the General Forum.... Wish I knew the answer to your question but I have no seahorse experience. Got any pics of your seahorse tank?

That is going to be one sweet setup. Have you decided on lights yet? What about fish? Your 150 in-wall looks like you added a lot more LR since I was at your place for the frag swap last year. That tank is amazing. :maitre

I use baking soda all the time since its soooo much cheaper than additives. The trick is to mix it with fresh RO/DI water and let it dissolve and then add it to your tank as topoff water. Use this url and go to the alkalinity section: http://home.comcast.net/~jdieck1/chem_calc3.html...

:welcome to the site. Where did you hear about us by the way? I always find that interesting. :yippee

Yeah, I left my 3 tanks to someone to feed and do topoffs for a month with no problems. Might want to add a little carbon pad or something just to be safe. You'll be fine.

That is a nice park. Was there about 10 yrs ago. Prob. has changed since then though.