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man I was way off in this post wasent I sorry for the misinformation , Sugar I was thinking of the jaw fish :oops: :oops:

Oh the possibilities for that bookshelf unit . As for the filters man they cleared that up pretty quickly ...... I agree on moving the intake away from the bottom as they will suck in the sand :mrgreen:

Nice looking piece :mrgreen:

:shock: thats a bit of a drive :mrgreen: which ones are from Drs ?

:shock: thats a bit of a drive :mrgreen:

Thanks sugar . We have cut feedings to 2 x a week and I am doing massive portion control with pellets , the fish still seem happy and healthy , I did a 20% h20 change on monday ( I think) and will do another today and then the regular on sunday , that should help in reducing the underlying...

:shock: that is alot of light just watch so as to not burn the corals or fish . I love the idea of useing a speaker cabnet for the tank and ligh :!: what an awsome idea :mrgreen:

Skip I was under the impression that it was most all gobies . Our stores here had a run on bad gobies where they were all dying out . But you are absolutely right it is the clown gobies that were talked about here and not the watch man :oops: I apologize for the misinformation . Skip thank...

for more flow you could use a mini jet either 606 or 404 either one should help you . I have 2 of the 606 in my 7 gallon and a 404 in the 2.5 gallon both give good flow :mrgreen:

:lol: I've done that too :lol: But if he can't find any of those the sand from the craft store is still a viable option as well it just wont sink as easy. I talked to the owner of estees and he said that the sand that they make is the same as the pet store sand and both are reef safe...

Wow looking great is all that stuff from fostes and smith :cool1:

wow that is a great looking tank . Yes easy on the flakes we are fighting an over feeding problem at this time it is no fun the problems that it can and will eventually cause :evil: Watch out for the hydor pico pumps I had 2 and both seized up even with weekly cleanings I dont know if maybe I...

I think reefman ment that pet place :mrgreen: here are the links http://www.thatpetplace.com/Products/KW ... mdy00.aspx http://www.thatpetplace.com/Products/KW ... mdy00.aspx http://www.thatpetplace.com/Products/KW ... mdy00.aspx :mrgreen:

most craft stores carry it as well as most pet stores , tho the craft stores tend to be a bit cheaper :mrgreen:

One other thing that I do to help me is I go to walmart and get generic addy lables go to the dollar store get a calendar book (dated works best) then on the lables run the tests that I test for Ammonia NitrIte NitrAte Spec grav and temp I put a line on each to write the values down...

Did ya win any money ? :mrgreen:

Nemo, I am not real sure on the bicolor , but I do believe they need a deep(er) sand bed . As for the yellow watchman , that would be a good choice with very little bioload, however people are having problems keeping them , I think that this is due to the way in which they are captured , if...

that will be your prefrence I personally like and use instant ocean . Here is a link that this is being discussed .. http://nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2404 This too is a personal prefrence . I use the penguin mini on our 2.5 and find that it does a fine job keeping up with the waste...

John I remember you saying that from a while back but still feel that a long drip time also will help in their health as well, especially when they come from a polluted tank. I am in no way arguing this with you , I totally agree that it is with time that you will see if your corals will do...

Wow that is intresting , I am thinking that this is something in the tank that is causing the spikes . I have tested again that it is showing that the ca is holding steady @ 425 I will have to test the mag levels in our tank .............but what I find intresting is that it is running at...