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Thanks Jay, lets keep them coming!

What a shot Jesse! I can't decide if they are just too ugly or just too cute! :mrgreen:

I had hermits, snails, varias worms, etc. The sand is easily disturbed by the flow due to it is still loose. The finer the grain, the longer it will be suspended in the water column. When the critters start to inhibit the sandbed it will help to pack it down alittle. Dartfish IMO can...

It doesn't look like asipsia to me either, can you get a better picture of it zoomed in?

Karen I've used the same sand you are mentioning and remember wondering the same thing. Before I knew it the clean up crew packed it down enough that it no longer could be 'disturbed' quiet so easily. HTH

This particular coral isn't a beginners coral. JohnandDawn is right, it does require time and dedication. Sorry Fresh, but I would try some of the other beginner corals that some of the members mentioned!

:welcome to Nanotank! I'm with Mike, what a beautiful and very clean tank!

Come on everybody! You know you want to :mrgreen:

Im the same way Tim, and Ed's already taken a few shots at me lol

That is a great link Angel, thanks! I've had these in my tank as well Ed and never noticed them bothering anything.

:welcome to Nantoank Freshreef

There is an antenna on top of the house and a wire that runs into the house, ethernet connection if I remember right. I've replaced the 2.4Ghz phone with a 5.8 Ghz and still having the problems.

Sorry to hear about your fish :sad: I'd take Tim's advice and pick up some light diffuser material.

The technician was just as baffled, but sure enough whenever he would hit the Talk button on the wireless phone the connection would drop. As to if it started when we got high speed thats hard to say. We were on aol dialup and AOL is known for dropping a connection at anytime.

:birthday: Hope you have a wonderful day dear! :mrgreen:

Coming along just fine! Nice rock btw :D

Ok, since the first attempt didn't get off the ground (my fault) lets try this again. Anyone wanting to participate please let us know here in this thread.

Hope you have a wonderful day dear! :birthday:

Glad you found a light fixture for the tank. I'm more interested in that rock you discribed :mrgreen: lets see some pictures!

I know that Ken at SeaLifeFlorida.com sales liverock, but I haven't purchased it personally from him.