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Incredible tank... not many BB on this site. how is that zeolit working for you? Jesse

Just a suggestion, you may want to try a free photo host like photobucket.com to post your pics on the site... it allows you better quality and larger images. Great specimens though... So how are J&D's tanks in person? I would LOVE to see them in person! Jesse

Great score! How lucky you are to live so close to J&D! You are off to a GREAT start... Jesse

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Ill come by this weekend FOR SURE!! Sorry to leave you hangin Sandra :( Jesse

I bought the 70 watt MH retro kit a while back and loved it... now eddie is loving it! I just bought a 150 watt 14,000k Phoenix lamp this week... and lovin' it! Jorge over at illuming.com has AWESOME customer service, AWESOME products, and THE BEST prices out there... DO NOT hesitate...

Well.. I "rescued" Eddie's T. Crocea from the evil Bi-color Blenny! LOL! So I now have TWO clams. The crocea has been in the tank only since last night around 10 p.m. These pictures were taken only about 1 hour after lights came on today. Here is the T. Crocea... T. Crocea from...

Good call with the Salifert test kits... they are great. Aggitating the surface will help alot with the oxygen exchange too. Jesse

What are the dimensions of the tank (LengthxWidthXHieght)? If you are for sure interested in clams, your best bet is do go straight to metal halides. You can probably keep clams with a 4-lamp VHO system if you have a 20g long (30"Lx12"Wx12"H). Here is a great link to read to learn a...

Today, when I was installing Eddie's new lighting, I took the T. Crocea home with me :-) I will post pics tomorrow... Thank you Eddie so much... sorry you had to get rid of it. It is tough sometimes picking which tankmate to get rid of and which one to keep. If things change someday, it...

That is indeed a nudibranch...DONT GET IT!! They have a VERY specialized diet specific to each species. I had bought a scarlet nudi0 for a flatworm problem that only ate the flatworms... I have heard that these things have little-to-no longevity in captivity. Jesse p.s. Check out...

Glass... I would not buy acrylic myself, and I have read MANY people who have fallen into the "acrylic pit" only to say that they would never do it again. HEre is an old thread that discussed this: http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic ... ht=acrylic Jesse

I could be wrong, but I believe the "standard" upgrade is to a Maxi-Jet 600. I hope that you can get the 900 to fit... hopefully someone else with personal experience can chime in. Jesse

Hey Charles! Glad to hear you came over here! I think you'll ove it here.... great group of helpful and friendly reefers. I am also glad to hear that your frags are doing well... keep an eye on that xenia so that it doesnt dominate the tank! Jesse p.s. Were you able to find Coral Oasis?

Great pics... what do you mean no macros? What do you think those shots of the fish/shrimps are?!? LOL Jesse

these are my favorite PC lamps... http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/P ... 004+113346 I would do the 34" Dual Actinic 420/460nm and Dual Daylight 6700ºK/10000ºK... that would allow you to a dawn/dusk on your fixture (I believe). Or if you have square pins, you could do the same...

Yes, great find. And like Jennie noted, make sure your LR is resting on the bottom glass, not on top of your sand. BTW, got any pics? Jesse

Yeah... the smaller the hole, the faster the flow. I have one very small hole in each of the caps...one of the smaller drill bits that I own. I have dual 1" bulkheads though, so I cant completely relate with your situation besides that I have heard/read that a 1" bulkhead does about 600 GPH...

The clowns seem to like it. Clowns and firefish are both pretty strong swimmers too... won't be a problem. Jesse