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I saw mine eat brine shrimp but majority of the time he sifts through live sand... pretty easy to keep!

So I finally took some vacation days since I haven't seen my parents since the beginning of this year (I live in bay area and their in Las Vegas). I checked my parameters and filled the tank to the very top so there wouldn't be a water level problem. Did my water changes 25% add all my chemicals...

Timanator.... I'm sorry but I can barely read the fonts. Then again it can be my laptop. Can anyone verify if they can read the fonts????

Pictures aren't coming through... :sad:

Jasmine, Here is a great response regarding live rocks and curing. Here's the link, it has great information from our own Johnanddawn here on nanotank.com http://nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3909 Pretty intersting and makes sense. Hope this helps.

Yes, they would I guess its a natural instinct for them. Just make sure you get the right anenome. I have two anenomes in my tank and two clowns, they host one of them and not the other. I finally looked it up and the other anenome wasn't really directed to clowns.

JakeKM, Can you get a pic of him? Just never saw a gorilla crab before? Thanks if possible.

I thought it was easy to use AC500 like Erik suggested since I began with one myself. But I'd create a custom hood since its basically a easy dimension and get a DIY retro fit kit, then again thats if your good at DIY. If so take precaution on the size of the AC500 and the fixture that would be...

Amf82380, here you go.... Bubble algae are usually brought into an aquarium when introducing live rock. Living on very small amounts of nutrients and low lighting (even in dark areas of an aquarium), if they become a nuisance they usually require removal or thinning by hand. Reducing tank...

I've got hermit both blue and scarlets and nassarius snails. I'm pretty sure its turning into purple coraline! Thanks

Its on the rock and I think its pre-coraline. I think my rocks are beginning to all turn into purple coraline. So far their about 1/3 covered.

Wettank, Is this during the day or at night? My timer usually turns on at 7pm and till 3am, the colder times in the house.

No... the dark dark brown areas.

Its a frag tank... I guess I still to just zoa/palys. Johnanddawn your frag tank is sweetie. Mine is a little diffrent mine basically a fuge, I posted it on a topic but can't find it now. Anyways, I'll keep everyone posted. Thanks

Thanks for the info. Trying to figure out if I want any SPS now.... I was aiming for a zoanthid/palythoa tank and maybe some SPS. hmmmmm

Jesse, I can always increase the water level and reduce the sand bed since I'm still cycling the tank itself. I'll just fill the water level to 8-10" and have the halide at a higher level. I'll take pics of the system once I clean up my place. Want to look presentable. :mrgreen:

I thought this was more than helpful for me! Hope everyone can benefit from this... http://www.extremecorals.com/pages.php? ... =coralcare