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Sure... Ill do both! Jesse

JERK! Jesse

Those blastos are sweet. Got a new FTS Mike? Jesse

If you put your nose right down at the surface of the water in the holding tank and give it a sniff, you can usually tell how well the rock is cured. Salfert is a great brand for most tests. Jesse

Thanks mike! Hows this? Jesse

Three fish is pushing the tank, especially with two of them being a pair of clowns that will both get about 3"-6" each. Amenones are not a wise choice either because of the care that most of them require. Corals like most corallimorphs, zoanthids, palys, etc would be fine in a stock biocube...

I would start by scrubbing it in some saltwater to remove as much of the dead/rotting material as possible. From there, you could put it right into the tank you are setting up, but you wouldnt want any sand in there. Sand would just collect alot of the stuff that will inevitably die off. So...

hmm... his best chance at survival is probably in the main display tank. I would take him back to your LFS first thing though. Do you have a picture yet? Jesse

My new favorite... Jesse

Here are some of the ones I made for myself...

I made a bunch of banners for my own signature and then wanted to see what I could do with some of the pics you all have posted. *WARNING* These are nothing fancy, just playing around with my photo editting software. If you like them, feel free to cut and paste or send me your favorite...

:welcome to nanotank.com if I havent welcomed you yet. The livestock you chose for your tank are inappropriate. Two perculas would be great for this tank. However, you have way too many fish. The tangs should not be put in this tank. If you have already paid for them, see if you can use...

if you are using a soft brush like a toothbrush, scrubbing the zoas wont even hurt them. You just have to make sure they are all closed before you scrub the rock. This should help alot. Jesse

Bummer! Jesse

Just wanted to make sure! lol! There are a very cool fish... I have only seen one a couple times at a LFS. Jesse

Forgot to mention. I think the new polyps are palys rather than zoanthids. Either way, I love 'em! Jesse

I just hope you arent planning on buying it..... are you? Jesse

The shrooms were not attached to much so they were just floating around the tank. The bottle cap just helps to keep them in place until the attach to a larger piece of rock. I have the loose paly polyp in a similar container until it attaches itself. The white boxes are my timers. I have...

I cant read the text in the first image, but I would skip the LR and the LS... just go with the Chaeto. Jesse

Sorry... another overlooked thread. Dont know how I missed this one. Do you have any pics of the 65g that you can post? Any updates with this tank? Jesse