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Nice plate! Great addition. I notice you are from Canada... not many canadians on this site!

http://www.marinedepot.com/md_viewItem. ... uct=CS0821 Mixing different colors of sand only lasts a very short amount of time. the colors will quickly and completely mix together due to sand-sifters, water movement, etc. Also, with black sand (and pretty much any other color other than...

Yeah what they said. I can I *please* ask that you stop shouting! lol... all caps hurts my eyes! :mrgreen: Jesse

Hey, finally some pics! Good to see you back Eddy. Hope everything is going okay.... tank looks good. Jesse

Thanks for the compliments guys. The growth has seemed to remain the same, although it has only been less than 2 months I believe with the T5's so it hasnt really been long enough to tell. Jesse

Check out this link... it should help you out a lot... http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2758 Jesse

How big is the orange plate? Are you going to be able to sell the gobies? I may take the gobies and the plate if I have room on my sand bed. Jesse

lol... thanks! I took a few pics of my clams today... them seem to really be liking the T5's... Jesse

I believe I have seen people add an additional pump in the first chanber and drill a hole in the false wall and run loc-line into the the tank.... does that make sense??? Jesse

I found this link that describes the process of "cooking" LR... http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showt ... did=980514 Jesse

A cycle may last just a few days or a few weeks... it depends on various things. The best way to tell when the cycle is complete is to purchase a good test kit and test for nitrates, nitrites, and ammonia. If you are referring to the sponge filters, you should only need to rinse them well...

Everything is indeed dead... one time through a tapwater rinse would have finished off any bacteria and most life on the rock. I would suggest cooking the LR... there are several great links for this on the internet and it will give you a fresh new start with the rock... also johnanddawn is...

I personally would only put one cleaner shrimp in a nano... dont know how many is too many though. Jesse

Sweet! Jesse

True.... I mean false.... i mean true... i mean Brandon is right... the fish is false. Jesse

I wouldnt do a lawnmower blenny in a nano either... they are grazers and would get pretty hungry in a nano. Jesse

:welcome to nanotank.com! Great tank... very nice specimens! Are you running T5HOs?? What are the dimensions of the tank? Jesse

I like the rockwork... Is that an anemone?? And Im a little concerned about the LPS in the upper left... looks like their tissue is receeding?? Jesse

Make sure that brain is out of the direct path of light... they DO NOT like high light. The 250 watter will kill them in no time. Make sure there is no direct current on the bubble coral... their tissue can be damaged rather easily. With the leathers, its a good idea to run carbon from...

NO SPS... give it a year, study the kind of SPS you want to keep, get about 50x-80x turnover on your tank with either T5HO or MH lightings, and preferably ONLY SPS in your tank... then consider getting it. Jesse