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i concur with skip's statement. i too had a ten gallon, with the numbers he stated. i found smaller hermits do a better job then the larger ones, the larger ones get lazy and wait till you feed the tank. HTH

i have a four legs from another light fixture, if you want them ill send them to you. you could modify them and glue them or something. i think the legs came from an orbit fixture, they are smaller than the coralife ones and they are black.

they could be mysis shrimp..... or peppermints....or another species of shrimp. mantis and pistols dont tend to swim around the tank. HTH

thanks jesse and aquemeni5110 havig a hard time gettin a good pic of both fish, they stardle very easily. when i feed them i have to stand on opposite side of the tank and look in the reflection of the plexi so that they dont see me. it works out really well. everyday they stay out alittle...

i used to just set them on the glass top, sorry. never needed to make legs.

heres acouple updated pics... other inhabitants... maited pair of yasha hase gobies w/ two randalli's pistol shrimp, four blue legs (pencil eraser size), two nerite snails, two astraea snails (very small), three tiny brittle sea stars, red grape micro algea, cheato in the fuge, one...

i have always just calculated from the nominal volume, which just ends up being a larger percentage of a water change. dont think it really matters as long as you do them on a regular basis. i know ppl that do up to 50%, and as low as 5%. it all depends on what you keep, how much you feed, and...

VERMITID SNAILS , i have a bunch of them. heres the link to most hitchikers...... http://www.xtalworld.com/Aquarium/hitchfaq.htm

very cool jesse

wow your tank is lookin amazing ED. that zoa garden is crazy, awsome.

i have had acouple emeralds in the past. i found them to be very agressive when they grow larger, also like rescuediver stated, knocking everything over. they are very strong little crabs, even when they are very small. didnt really ever notice them doing a good job on cleaning the algae. HTH

Jake great pics, you have a great selection of corals too.

great lookin pics jake.

happy birthday B :mrgreen:

tank is lookin amazin as always mike, great pics too.

what i did for my plumbing was drill a small hole at water level towards the back glass. when the pump turns off the hole sucks air in and breaks siphon. for your overflow i would have your tank drilled and build a overflow or just buy an HOB overflow box. if your pump is to strong for your...

happy birthday steven

same as jesse's statement

i get my bites at home depot, there are called diamond bits.

i am in the range of 1.020 - 1.022, usually closer to 1.020. i keep it low so it doesnt get to high due to evap.