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this board SUCKS.... and how did you know about my plan with the shoebox J&d?!!? i thought that was a secret.... :(

thanks alot johnanddown ill put the reflector and uv glass back on :D

Yes, hermit crabs do molt. They leave their legs and a little flesh behind, but your hermit sounds like it is still alive :D

you guys are soooo mean to me... dont laugh too hard now...

my family thinks im crazy....they really dislike coral for some odd reason, and the xenia freaks them out! :lol: guess im an oddball :p Thanks for all the encouragement guys, just so you know, you guys are my inspiration :D

So after having half my zoas die from a fungus and stuff happening in the family, i went ahead and upgraded my lighting, it now has a 70w 10k MH bulb there along with 2 PC 24w 50/50s The tank is running at a steady 78.5 or so

sweet FTS jesse! looks like everything came back together great :mrgreen:

A sump is like another tank, like a refugium, except it doesnt have the macro algae, you can have a skimmer in there, a heater and the other stuff. From what i have heard, a sump is the same as a refugium except it doesnt have the life, ie, macroalgae, snails

I read of an article that says flatworm exit from salifert is also useful on the nudies. ill post it again when i find it...

that is a sweeeet rock :D

i would suggest you do MH!! ask Eddy here, he has a GREAT setup for his nanocube 12dx but im not sure if it works with the aquapod too....

I personally have a ushio 10k right now, and i think it looks way too white/yellow i would go with a 20k bulb

Cool nice to hear vendors doing the right things WHILE also being nice :D Where these the series 1 vipers? because i heard they came out with a "series 2" where they fixed most of the major problems

sweet MH :D Did you acclimate the coral to the lighting at all?

Sweet change Jesse! :D how do the t5's compare with the MH? do you miss the shimmer? :p

ok, do remove the bioballs, those process nitrites way too fast and they become nitrates...good for freshwater, but way too fast for saltwater The Nanocube comes with 2 50/50 bulbs, so replacing one of them will make the colors really pop for the coral, however, you would have to modify your...

Also, welcome to nanotank! :D :welcome

Well, first finish off the cycle the tank. I would recommend the firefish over the royal gramma because the grammas tend to get really territorial The coral seem fine, but keep the bubble at the top closest to the lights because they are more light demanding. Sure this will work, but it...

Welcome! :mrgreen: The rule of thumb for most reef tanks is 1-2 pounds of Live rock (LR) and 1-2 pounds of live sand (LS) per gallon of water. This will provide your biological filtration. For the powerheads, depends on what kind of coral you want to keep. You can also run carbon but most...