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i wish you best of luck and hope everything works out for you. you're a great insperation to this site and to this hobby. time spent here doesnt mean anything compared to the knowledge you have left us in past posts. take care and we'll all look forward to future updates.

awsome pics ED keep up the good work.

it takes alittle while but you can do it. my problem was an outbreak and i got under control.

happy happy birthday to you..... :mrgreen:

well i have never heard of salties using algaefix. i went through the same thing and all i did was scrub it of the LR with an old toothbrush. there are fish that will eat the hair algae. youll also have to keep up with water changes and maintance. HTH

joe's juice works awsome. i had a really bad problem and now i havent seen any since.

did you say how big your tank is? JMO i run just the filter for current and place corals accordingly. all my stuff does well. unless you have a 55gal tank three PH is alittle overkill.

i forgot to mention......after clicking on the link, you can click on "view entire album" to see all my pics.

welcome nano#9 i order everything i get from liveaquaria.com and drfostersmith.com. i give them two thumbs up. all the way. HTH

i have some zoa's and some ric's for trading.

it has takin me awhile to get the good ones and a bunch of cha ching. i wish i had a better camera so the true colors show up. i do have frags of most all my zoa's, sorry wont be ready for trading for another couple months. thanks for the compliments.... :oops:

dont think that they are bristle worms, i also have these. havent noticed any ill effects so i wouldnt bother them. im sure they are some sort of spagetti worm. harmless to a reef tank.

here are some pics of my new ten reef. s*&#ty pics will have better ones in the future...... http://community.webshots.com/photo/551 ... 4299TmKwWB http://community.webshots.com/photo/551 ... 4299kIvgKl http://community.webshots.com/photo/551 ... 4299xILUKj...