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Yes.... But can he make a good omlette??? :razz: :razz:

If there was enough ammonia to kill two damsels in less than a month, then I would be sure to get the water tested before adding anything else. Next time you are going to cycle a tank, just use a shrimp from the supermarket, rather than a live fish. It is much more humane and works just as well.

You ever get the octopus caught on your face????? :razz:

Nathan, Welcome aboard and from what I have seen here so far, there is a lot of good advice! Like dragon79 mentioned, get a good test kit and a refractor, both will be worth their weight in gold. One month seems like a long time to someone just setting up a new tank, but in saltwater...

You do have the touch......

Yeah.....lets find out who wrote that quote and give him a piece of our minds...... wait not our minds, ther won't be much left. :thdown:

I like this board...... You guys are too much! :moonin

If Mike wins, without even submitting a picture, then I am going to assume he has something on Brian...... :opps

I am new and relly don't know anyone yet, but incysor, I wish you and the wife the best and a quick recovery from the medical and money problems. Life deals us some real problems, thank goodness we have wonderful people around us like you. Your wife is very lucky to have you.

I am going to add one small item to the above list..... take your time...... :pom

I agree with all the above posts......seems today the standard is 10k and atinic at a 50 50 mix. that is what I run,

yeah...what skipm said. Plus you need to decide where you have room for it. Above the 6, below or behind. Depends how much clutter you can live with in your 6. Drilling has the least clutter to get the water out, plus it skims the water surface for you. I wouldn't have a tank...

Here is a pic of it over my 10 gallon nano.....Gives the tank full light and I love the 130 watts!!!

The bulbs are 21 inches with their bases and yes it does hang over just a bit over each end, but I like it because the whole 20" have full light over them. It is in an Orbit fixture, with the legs, so it really doesn't look bad at all......

Thanks for taking the time to look, I hope you enjoyed at least some of them..... Here is one more final shot and if anyone would like I have plenty of these beautiful creatures for sale.....you just have to pay postage...... :lol:

This is an all glass 10 gallon with a sump. Lighting is 1 65 watt 10k pc and 1 65 watt atinic. You can tell I am a zoo freak..... :loveface