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The link didn't lead to the tank you're talking about. I cruised though your site, saw lots of nice tanks, but not a 70gal room divider.

I'm allergic to anything with fur or feathers, and I don't really dig reptiles, so the tanks are it. I may try an abysinian kitten at some point, they're known to cause the allergy-prone less problems. I saw on CNN that they now have a genetically engineered cat that is hypoallergenic...

Went through Planet Fish yesterday at lunch. Posted the pics over on MARSH on three theads. http://marshreef.com/modules.php?name=F ... pic&t=4560 http://marshreef.com/modules.php?name=F ... pic&t=4561 http://marshreef.com/modules.php?name=F ... pic&t=4562

Yeah they are great to deal with. I just placed a $400 order with them 3-4 weeks ago. They weren't carrying the 20k in 175W then, so I had to order a 10k. Darn it. Oh well, next time.

:mrgreen: I love that sun coral. The pic is the entirety of it. It's tiny. I've had it for just over two years as it's one of the first corals I got. actually at the time of the picture I hadn't fed yet. I try to take shots before or much, much after I feed, it cuts down on the stuff...

I've got an olympus 5050, nearly all these shots were using the macro setting, with my ISO setting at 64, the exception was the velvet damsel/zoo shot. My ISO was set at 400 for that, because I was trying to capture the leather's sweeper tentacle when the damsel swam into the frame. The higher...

I got it at City Pets during their anniversary sale a couple weekends ago. I got it for $36. It's easily twice the size of any other one I've seen in town. It stayed in the rockwork for the first 3-4 days, but now it's out ans swimming around with everyone else. It's still a little bit...

Interesting. Are you sure you didn't have majanos? My tulips have multiplied fairly rapidly. I started with about 5-7, and 7 months or so later I probably have closer to 50, but they don't seem to irritate anything. I've got leathers, zoos, anthelia, other large anemones, etc...all touching...

I think the copper thing is somewhat of a myth. I know more than one person that made the transition from FW to SW, and used a tank that had been medicated in the past, and they're reefs are doing fine. For that small a tank, I'd clean it out bleach it, rinse it, fill it with ro/di water, let...

Here's some of the pics I took over the last couple days. Our newest fish. Gigantor the sunrise anthia. This is the largest SA I've seen. It's as big as our potters angel. Tulip Anemone Sea Pen Close up Male clown in goniopora Female in RBTA Another Tulip...

Some more starfish pics.

Yep, the 20k's are very blue, and bring out a lot of color in many corals. What wattage MH are you planning on putting over your tank? I looked all over trying to find a 20k bulb in 175W and couldn't find one. B

Yep I did a bunch of research on them as well, and hit all the forums on all the major boards, and I kept hearing MH was necessary. However in my actual observation it just isn't true. I've seen or kept croceas, and t. maximas under pc lights. I posted pics of mine on here at one point. DJ...

What type of clam are you looking to keep? Croceas will do fine under the 96w. Espcecially in a 10gal tank due to the fact that they're shallow. I had a crocea for over a year that showed a small amount of growth under a 65w 50/50 pc, in my 55. Actually the color improved dramatically in...

Nearly all the dottybacks tend to be agressive. I had to trap out a neon dottyback that killed anything I tried to add to the tank regardless of shape/size/coloration etc.. B

Not to be discouraging, but with the amount of flow and light that acros need I think it's silly to even try it over a 2.5gal tank. Even if you can get it enough flow, and keep the temp down, you're only gonna have room for one or two pieces. For the amount of money that you'll have to spend...

So how many entries did you get this time? B

LOL....We were so excited the first time we saw one of those little ones crawling around the glass. It was one of the rare one's that all the arms are nearly the same size. A few days later we of course saw another one that had less arms, and one was quite a bit shorter than the others and my...

:lol: Yep Narkon nailed me on this one. My post was a bit misleading. I'm not necessarily saying that you need a fuge. It's just that the only way I can see a skimmer working with a nanocube is to add a fuge for it to attach to. I looked through a ton of mod-threads over at nano-reef and...

Not that I know anything about freshwater setups, but if you're running a HOB filter, just get one that's, really overrated for your size tank, and that will help you to keep more than is normally advisable. For about 12-14 months I had 17 fish in a 55gal tank. By most peoples measure this was...