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Hey DJ, how are the tanks cycling out?

Wow, did you check the furniture around the tank? It has to be SOMEWHERE! Sorry for your lose!

Chris, try placing him on the sand bed and see if it might take a small piece of meaty food for you. Hope it helps.

I agree with the others, it looks like the tissue recession is too far advanced. Sorry Chris! :sad:

Wow, all the pictures are very nice! This contest will be a very interesting! :mrgreen:

What an awesome looking tank! Keep the pictures coming! :mrgreen:

:birthday: Hope you have a wonderful day! :party:

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

Come on everyone, 1 day left! :mrgreen:

From that last shot you would never guess its a 10g tank! I love the fish pic, what a face! :mrgreen:

:birthday: I hope you have a wonderful day J! :beer:

I wouldn't say that it is toxic, more like when you cut them or burst them in certain cases spores are released that can travel through the water column and settle down anywhere.

You'll love your order from MarineFlora :cool1: Having it go sexual is an issue as well, but more worried about it invading your display rock. They will send off runners that attach in the crevices of the rock and it is very hard to get it all out for a clean look later on.

You're tank is looking great Gloo! The only thing I can advise right now is to be careful with the caulpra in the maintank, try to contain it to the fuge. Once the caulpra gets a foothold on the LR in your maintank it can be very hard to get it back out. ;) Keep the pictures coming!

Don't forget to pick up your test kits Mike. Its a wealth of information when you can test yourself and understand the readings! ;)

Normally we use 1-1/2 lbs per gallon, but go easy enough because as you get frags most are attached to little pieces of LR so you'll need room for those.

Can't wait to see the pictures Brandon! :mrgreen:

Just be careful of the additives that you are using. The rule of thumb is to not dose anything that you can not test for. Keep us updated! :D

Wow, I don't think you could have found a better tank to suit your kitchen!! I love your house! P.S. Care to redo my kitchen as well? :mrgreen:

It looks like the growth is progressing nicely. The water changes that you mentioned, are those for the main tank or the fuge. Also are you testing for the levels prior to adding these particular additives?