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Hmmm, are you sure you have enough pods to support that six-line? Six lines are, by the way, one of my favorite fish. It will get very big as it ages. I honestly don't think he will be healthy in a 5 gallon. Yeah, is that also an angelfish? Be nice guys :color:

Yeah, watch that xenia in the middle though. I can see that spreading very quicky throughout all your rock and all.

I might need a frag of those red zoas once they take off. Nice frags you picked up there.

I've received six entries so far... Keep them coming. :specool:

With the enclosed hood and all, I was wondering if it was possible to use an auto top-off float switch? Anyone currently using one in their cube?

That is correct. I usually have to resize a few photos and get them onto our servers which usually takes a few hours. We will then vote until the end of the month to determine a winner.

I have to admit, I'm jealous too. What does it cost you again per gallon dragon?

Looking good. You've got a lot of rock in there. I like it. :lol:

Well after a few month of wireless, I'm beginning to think maybe it wasn't such a wise purchase. My signal strength reads excellent (router is only 10 feet away thru a wall) but I keep losing my connection. I've talked to Linksys about five times and they've had me change frequency channels in...

Entries must be received by April 21. http://www.nanotank.com/viewtopic.php?t=1052

Below is a letter I received today from the chairman of IMAC, Dennis Gallagher. He has been nice enough to offer us a discounted registration to the conference. Hi, Did you know that IMAC (the International Marine Aquarium Conference) is only about 2 months away? IMAC will be held in...

Glad to hear thing are looking better. Damn damsel.

Good questions incysor. That is all I can think of as well. It has to be a water quality issue IMO. With all that dieoff, Nitirites and Nitrates might be high?? I would do a hefty water change but that is just me. Bummer. :cry:

I've been using Oceanic for about a year with positive results. It dissolves in 5 mins and is ready to go. Alk is a little low buy Ca is right on target. I've heard the stories about diatoms blooms as well but it hasn't happened to me yet. [-o<

So you basically rearranged some rockwork, in an effort to get a fish out, and then your tank got cloudy? How long did you let things settle after moving all the rock? Was you LR ever out of water and if so, how long? What about your corals? Just trying to get a clear picture of...

I've got 130 PC watts on my 20 gallon. Not strong light by any means but I keep the clam near the top. He's been happy for over a year now.

Pretty interesting write-up. The Aquarium Restaurants in Kemah and Houston,TX come to mind. I also thought they had one at Epcot Center in Florida. This one does sound nice though. Anyone have $200 to lend me for a quick bite :lol: ? http://www.travelbite.co.uk/activities/ ... 301451.htm

Myself, incysor, mikeguerrero and a few others successfully keep clams in our tanks. Just wondering who else did...

MH would probably be your best bet if you can afford it. Most folks get into this hobby at first by utilizing cheaper power compact lighting. Sometime down the line, they soon realize that they wish they had just spent the extra couple hundred on MH so they aren't restricted as to what kinds...

Hi Grysinski, 50 PC watts would be just fine for a 10 gallon for keeping shrooms, GSP and other softies. What kind of light is it? Who is the manufacturer? The watts per gallon rule really doesn't apply for nanos. Welcome to the site!