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i use a marineland deep six, cheap but does the job. it measures the specific gravity of the water, salinity of the water....how much salt is in the water.HTH

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more pics.....im addicted to corals :maitre

how much and where are you located? my zip 12883

i seen a panda goby at my LFS that was like an 1/8inch.....it was wild. almost bought it, but then realized it would be gone as soon as i droppped it in :cry:

the fish in his avator is a redheaded goby there is a skimmer for the nanos but i would skip it and just stick to water changes.JMO

welcome to nanotnak :mrgreen:

yeap usually takes a month or so for the tank to cycle.......but i second with what ed said about the snails

welcome to nanotank vermont.... where abouts are you in vermont, we're pretty much neighbors :mrgreen:

the 12 will be cheaper in the long run, i have also heard bad things about the 24.HTH

i would save up for a light fixture.....JMO. coralife 96w fixture really good fixture, only downfall is one bulb, cant control actinics or daylights seperatly. im pretty sure there is a 2x40w fixture on the market with seperate switches for the bulbs and it has a lunar light built in.HTH. oh...

:shock: definitly wow :shock:

i second that.... :mrgreen:

how about some pics of underneathe??????? :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

it looks like a type of bristle worm.....im preety sure i seen a pic of the same thing on this site before. couldnt tell you where though.

tanks coming along great, keep up the good work aaron

all of AC's carbon comes in bags already........ just a statement, all i have in my filter is a bunch of LR rubble and cheato......works great

RO/DI .49 gallon, RO .39gallon...........i absolutly agree with the statement about the LFS not maintaining there filters.....i ran into algae problems and switched LFS's and havent had a problem since.

i also have one out of a AC20......will work. i lighted mine with the light for the tank, though

great looking tank hooterhead, keep up the good work