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This may be helpful... http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showt ... did=876845 Jesse

I have never used it but the SeaChem line in general is fantastic. Jesse

The first pic in the series is a FTS right? Do you want a shot of EVERYTHING from the ground to the canopy? The xenias walk their way up the glass leaving little trails of xenia "frags" in their wake. they started out on the sand bed and began their ascent from there. It makes it really...

Alright, you guys all want a FTS? Fine... I dont want to, but I must oblige. In return, I will put some more of my macro shots!! And now some macros! Edgray, did I get these from you?? They are tiny... at least half the diameter of a normal zoa but...

On a nano, anywhere from 20%-50% is good... try to match the temp/pH of the new water to the tank temp/pH as best as possible. If you havent done so yet, you would greatly benefit from a 90% or so water change... it may sound drastic but it will get ALL the water from the cycle out and allow...

Personally, I would scrub it well in some old tank water or new saltwater then break it up and add it to the chamber... Jesse

With time, you may want to get rid of a couple and add some empty shells or else you WILL see death... they can get pretty upset at eachother! Jesse

Looks really good... lots of potential i think. Again, I like the overflow... how is it working for you ? Jesse

Dude you tank looks awesome! Great work. Love your assortment of corals. Jesse

It should. I would assume that you would want it sucking air out... are your temps high? Jesse

If you get a good quality live rock, you can just buy dry aragonite sand and you would be fine. The rock will seed the sand quickly. Just FYI. Jesse

I trust Ronald Shimek and his books say that they are carnivorous hunters... not omnivorous detritivore. Skip them. Jesse

Word... Jesse

The clams dont mind the new lighting... they look pretty sweet under it. I have a green monti cap still... actually when I went to move the rock around, I found out that it already had attached itself to the rock. I had to remove it to put it in a better place. Ill try to post pics of...

That's too bad that your family doesn't appreciate the tank... Im sure that can make it a bit tough :neutral: But we are always here and we always appreciate tanks... ;-) Jesse

Dude, I dont know what you are talking about... that shroom is pretty sweet! It gets about 4" or so across... sometimes a little larger. It seems to be picking up some turqouise. And I have yet to take pics since I got the replacement ballast. Maybe Ill feel up to taking some tomorrow...

Like Erik, mine too does both. When he starts to sift the sand, I know it's time to feed. lol Jesse

I agree. Jesse

You are right... it has to be 3/4" because the SCWD has 3/4" outlets. Jesse

Sorry, if you are going to do a sump as well as the closed-loop, yes you will need the overflow for the sump too. You could easily avoid running the closed-loop though if you are going to run a sump... I have a QuietOne 4000 return pump and split the return line with a SCWD and have plenty...