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Well on my Pentax S5i there is a setting called the "6cm super macro setting". It is for taking close-ups of objects within somewhere like 4"-12" of the lense. Thanks alot for the comments guys... I am really proud of some of those shots. Jesse

Is it some sort of barnacle? Jesse

Well, the bigger the tank (the more water volume), the more stable it is. I like 20 gallon long tanks personally. These measure somwhere around 30"Lx12"Wx12"T. The all-in-one tanks have the one downfall of not allowing many different upgrades... lighting, filtration, etc. Basically, you...

Pcs may be just what you need then. This is for a 20L right? The 2x65 watters would be good. Look into the Current USA Satellite fixtures... good quality, built-in fans and moonlights. They even have legs to sit on top of the tank. Jesse

I especially love that last shot of him taking off! Your tank looks very good! Jesse

Happy birhtday Brandon! Hope you are having a great one! Jesse

As always Ed, great tank. Ive seen this thing in person and it is awesome. Great pics too. Jesse

I think there is a 15H and like shaggy said, an 18H. Keep an eye out too for some custom sizes... or you could always make your own, usually cheaper than buying one. all it takes is a glass shop to purchase/cut the glass, some silicone and a couple other minor tools etc. You could always...

can you take him back? Does your LFS have like a 24 hr guarantee? It might not be anything, but the "zits" worry me. If you are noticing unusual behaviors though, something must be wrong. Can you set up a QT? that would be the first step, Jesse

it may get sucked into the pump and that couldnt end well... I wouldnt do it. Jesse

take it off... you are right in that the LR does the same thing as the wheel but better. Jesse

If heat is an issue and you dont have plans for crocea clams and other super high-light corals, definitely go with the 4x24 watt t5 HO fixture, but I would look into the Tek t5 HO setup... their reflectors are superior to any other brand. the reflectors on t5's is what makes them such a good...

Great tank! Hey I had an RBTA too and it looked just like that until I starte feeding it some meaty foods like raw tiger shrimp bits, silversides, etc. After about 2 weeks of feeding every three days or so, it's tentacles were much shorter and bubbly... just a suggestion. Jesse

I know the one is a red-headed goby and i think the other is a green banded goby. Red head= http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod ... pCatId=202 Jesse

Very cool. when I first lit my Phoenix lamp it was SOOO blue... within the week it had set in to that nice crisp blue look. Are you planning on moving it down closer to the tank with time? Jesse

Welcome to nanotank.com! Jesse

First off, WELCOME to nanotank.com! Secondly, you can use the rock and sand from your old tank to begin your new nano... there shouldnt be any sort of cycle. Thirdly, I personally dont like bare bottom tanks, but they can be done. Those that do it usually use a cuttingboard surface...

Nice pic BTW Jesse

Here it is... http://img244.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tmp5712wf9.jpg Jesse

Thats pretty cool... where will the return pump be again? Jesse