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Happy vacation stay safe have fun and hope all stays well with your tank for you :mrgreen: your pictures are amazing once again :razz:

trade yumas like that one in the above picture ??? I am in line :mrgreen:

Leaky this can cause some irritation to the zoas , however not likely , I would use cautiously and treat the real reason to the red slime that is high nutrients in the water column , once they are reduced you will notice that the red slime is starting to disappear. I did one treatment then...

Leaky they can be irritable test your water post your perameters , have a LPS cross test to make sure that your test kit did not get contaminated in some way , this will help you to see if there is something in the water , also what is your placement and your lighting again :mrgreen:

sounds like you are right on track with it testing is very important and can not be understressed in these small tanks as things happen so fast Jennie has it pretty well covered :mrgreen:

If your readings are still questionable I would get another test kit and also take it to the LFS for cross refrence , while it is possible to have "missed" they cycle it is probably not likely I would really urg you to run an additional panel of test to see where you are at the blooms are a sign...

you dont play fair do you evil one :evil: :mrgreen: :ha: I will getcha back :thinkerg (This is all in good fun)

the picture is not of the best however it looks like a sponge of some sort perhaps a qtip sponge :mrgreen:

Leaky sorry it took so long to get back to you on this ...I revamped the whole pico ...I took out the sand an used an expoxy to mix the sand in so that it is now a barebottom non barebottom tank it looks like there is sand in it but it is "solid" as a rock and like a a sealed bottom ...

next prize should be a good camera :lol:

sorry to hear of your loss I would sugesst talking to the store manager and see if you can get either a partial credit or a full credit ......usually by the fear of a customer going else where to do business they will do it at least one time ........some times they can be dificult to acclimate...

the best way to acclimate anything is with a drip acclimation .....this method is where you take airline tubing and tie a knot in it and have it drip into a holding bin with your "new" resident in the holding bin ....it is easy and the most reliable way to acclimate any new critters .... we...

stress from the move how long did ou acclimate him . They should go "shooting" backwards if startled or scared ...... :mrgreen:

wow everyone has it covered but I wanted to say welcome to nanotank.... :welcome

what is the purple thing in the back right on top ?? :mrgreen:

If you cant find that a pice of pvc pipe with holes drilled in it will work well . We got a titanium heater that fits in our filter :mrgreen: It does in fact look as if they are doing a mating dance so with a bit of luck you will have babies in no time at all just remember they need to be...

Happy birthday :carn :group :birthday: :hbd: May all your wishes come true and a full and happy year

looking good they will like the tall and you wont need ridiculous amounts of lighting if you keep just the horses and no corals :mrgreen:

wow a J&D thread that I missed :sad: John as always your frags are awsome :mrgreen:

Andre Forgive me if I am out of line for answering the question of Rmanecke , I believe the one you are asking about is an orange ric :mrgreen: