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I get the WYSIWYG :mrgreen: Thanks Dickie , you can still see color around them so I am not sure if they will do well or not if they do open I will post pictures :mrgreen:

WTG :clap: looking good the shrimp are kinda creepy tho (got stung by a bee over the summer time 8 times and needed the medics because I am allergic) so nothing that carries a name bumble bee goes into the tank :mrgreen:

others have done that here I think Jenni was one here are her links . Hopefully others can help you here :mrgreen: http://nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=337 http://nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=494

naw he could have fed it to the porcelain gods :mrgreen:

Watts per gallon rule is pretty much out however they do go hand in hand with par (but to get a true par reading you need a meater) The depth of the tank determines the par for you as to how far it reaches to the bottom. Lighting is not my strong point at all . Here are some links that...

NAH Never look at it as a failure look at it as working the "kinks" out every new tank has kinks plain and simple . Some times you have to tear it down and start from square one been there done that :razz: :mrgreen:

Most shrooms will be ok as will GSP , some of the normal color zoas (browns, greens) and even a trumpet may do well IMHO . I am sure that others will have some input as well HTH :mrgreen:

Dickie in your experience what is the lowest temp a coral can survive ? Like I said they were acclimated in about 1/2 hour due to the circumstances . I did have them in the 7gmb display and moved them to the 2.5 with nothing more than a cleanup crew as the residents in the 7 gallon were...

Hi :welcome to nanotank you came to a great learning spot I would say utilize the search button and get some ideas of what you want or would like to see in a tank then you can go from there :mrgreen:

I know this was posted by some one else but I think it deserves a second recongnition I ordered some zoas from www.liveaquaria.com My order was delayed in TN over night and the temps in the box hit 48 degrees . I called them up and they refunded my money with out hesitation . I recommend them...

Did it happen to go through TN My order was stuck there last nite and I have seen no polyp extension ...the rule is now never to ship in winter ...

I would skip the starfish they can desimate a tank by knocking corals over . Other wise good selection add them slowly and wait till the tank cycles before adding anything . BTW :welcome

Nice , I like it now with the live sand . I always thought that I was seeing colors befor but since you admit that it was green I now feel sane again . :mrgreen: I think the sand had a silica base it will cloud the water :mrgreen:

Looks like an Isopod http://www.wetwebmedia.com/isopodfaqs.htm http://www.wetwebmedia.com/isopoda.htm http://www.museum.vic.gov.au/crust/isopogal.html http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-05/rs/index.php Best to pull him as they are carnivorous :mrgreen:

Just glue the frags to their back then they cant knock em over :lol:

we use bottle distilled water here from walmart 60 cents a gallon our LFS charges an arm and a leg for RO/DI :mrgreen:

:shock: Jenni that looks like a few we pulled from the 7 gallon kinda creepy looking :mrgreen:

Nope they will scavenge junk off of it they may irritate it by walking on it but they wont eat it . They wont harm it but may cause it to retract ours do that to all new pieces in our tank :mrgreen:

wow tanks looking good Hooter comeing along great :mrgreen:

I have no real knowledge of them but I know that most nudis dont do well long term in a nano. If they die they release toxins that can nuke the tank,hopefully others will have input/experience with them HTH :mrgreen: