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His situation is a little different than yours though too. If it is ich and you follow the treatment methods in the link I gave you, you should be able to fight it relatively easily. Jesse

I forgot to mention too that is depends on what kind of LR it is... some are more porous and weigh less and you end up with more rock than some of the more dense kinds. Jesse

15-16 sounds about right. It will only take a pound or two of rubble for the back chambers. If anything, you can pick up a little piece here and there to add to your tank. Jesse

Well I found these attached to the gold-centered zoa frag... They're pretty sweet. Here is the brain that I'm trying to nurse back. It looks a little better every day... And here is another goby shot that I took yesterday... The tank is running great. I have no algae...

Well this includes a pump and a turbo upgrade... http://www.marinedepot.com/md_viewItem. ... uct=RS1281 If you are running the berlin classic you can use a rio 2500 or rio 3100. if you are running the berlin xl, you will want at least a rio 3100. HTH, Jesse

Check out the image on this link... http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/P ... 004+113771 You have to have that air tube that attaches to the pump. you must have a pump that has a venturi attachment. This draws air into the pump and then the blades in the pump chop the air into the fine...

Very true! Those things are a reefers best friend. Jesse

Cool! great idea. I look forward to seeing how this thing works for you! Jesse

sweet deal. Jesse

No, sand is the best choice for a reef tank. Crushed coral traps too much crap that will eventually deteriorate into nitrates. go with aragonite-based sand... it doesnt necessarily have to be live, especially if you go with live rock. Jesse BTW... dont start out with tap water. In...

Very nice tank... i dig the rockwork. it seems like with a narrow width like that, it could be tricky to get a nice layout. Jesse

Thanks pro... post a pic when you get a chance! Jesse

Im no pro at this diagnosing thing, but it may be Cryptocaryon irritans, or marine ich. here is a great article regarding that parasite... http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-08/sp/index.php whatever it is, if you are going on vacation, the best thing to do would be to set up a simpe...

great stuff! Nice additions to your tank. Some day I will have to place an order with sam. Jesse

If you get the LIVE sand... the kind like eddie showed you... you dont want to wash it. You could rinse it in some tank water, but that's about it. you dont want to damage that bacterial population in the live sand. A 50-75 watt heater should do the trick.... these are my personal favorite...

I will just never be able to agree that keeping a mandarin in a nano is a good idea. I think that it is unnatural and just not fair. It would be like saying you could keep a tang in a cube as long as it eats seaweed and algae flakes. Just because you get it to eat doesnt mean that the fish is...

The cheapest and easiest surface skimmer is to simply take the back half of a casette tape CASE and use that as a skimmer... here is a little link to one... http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.p ... hl=casette Here is one you can buy... The only thing with this one is it is held in...