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I am of the belief that any *overskimming* is very easily controlled by our weekly (or biweekly) water changes.

:welcome to Nanotank.com! 5 Gallons for two clown fish is a bit too cramped. Actually I wouldn't even put 1 clown fish in a 5 gallon for long term. Clown gobies and other smaller fish may do OK in that small of an area. There are quite a few choices out there and there is no one size fits...

Nice add! Time and persistance KoNP. You are handling things fine. :cool1:

Looks like a yuma. I've noticed that supply is different here, are rics hard to come by there?

NICE shots! How much are you dosing on the two part? (That's the same stuff I use)

He he, just wait. You'll see a deal or think "I can make this 10 gallon into a tank on the cheap and it can hold all my frags..." and it's all down hill from there. (90g, 28g, 20g, 12g... althought my 20 gallon is empty and mocking me now :lol: )

Nice! My buddy had a parrot (I think...) "Picaso" that would lean over and look at you with one eye ... and then nod his head with that "come over here" attitude ... then fling his bird seed at you! I swear the bird laughs when he does this too. Funniest thing I've ever seen a bird do!

What do you want to keep in the tank? If you want corals you may want to look into T5 or Metal Halide lighting for a 55 gallon tank. If you just want fish than any light will do.

Nice!

Just rocks? Keep them submerged in salt water the entire time is best. Buckets with lids work great. When you get to the destination bring the whole thing up to temp and add into the new tank. BRUTE trash cans are great because the plastic used to make them will not leach any phosphates...

That means I agree with the above comment ^ is supposed to be an arrow pointing up. +1 means "plus one", as in - I agree with that / or / me too But, I don't know why I have that there.. :oops: ****edit**** Now I know, I had read Geoffs response to you "bug" infestation and...

How are the polyps acting after your water changes?

True. But it doesn't always pan out... Ah patience, you fickle mistress. :roll:

A bio wheel can help with a fish only tank. Just some media will work. Or you can make you own hang on back trickle filter of sorts. Please post some pictures when you unpack it.

Also measurements (width, depth, height) would help us get an idea of what we are talking about.

:welcome to Nanotank.com! Geoff has you off to a great start. For fish and coral you will need to think which corals and fish you want then get the equipment to meet those creatures needs. Tank, sand, water, live rock, lights, and possibly some form a mechanical filtration (sponges...

My 2 head frogspawn went to 8 heads in about 7 months. Any pics?

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:welcome to Nanotank.com! This site is a great place to start out and all questions are welcomed! But if you could please just start a thread of your own we will be able to help out better without having to run two conversations on the one thread. :cool1: A good question to answer is "What...

Nice haul! I'm in love with that ric! I don't have one that color.