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That is a nice seyup :shock: Thing is gonna be doing that without disturbing what's already in my tank, perhaps this will have to wait till my upgrade (Which i've started saving for btw :D, should have the tank in two months, then equipment the month after)

Well, i was looking to put some corals on there and possibly a clam.... Silicon just doesn't seem like it would be strong enough to hold any significant weight, seems like it would almost flex...

The thing is, will the silicon hold it is my fear, plus how long does it take to dry... Hmm, egg crate, im not sure we have an equivalent of that here... Good ideas though... Although i'd rather it was completely concealed

Ok, i've got quite a deep tank, and basically there's a larger percentage of back wall where i'd like to try and secure some live rock or maybe corals... Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions of how i could go about doing this? I can probably make the wall dry temporarily if need be, (bt not...

I cycled my tank using a domestic edible food prawn. . .

Yuh, i know the feeling, i am trying to choose between: Neon Goby Hi-Fin Red Banded Goby Redhead Goby Black and White Clown Buddy Orange Firefish So, it's a tricky choice, also i don't know what availability is like on these in the UK, so i'll need to check around first.... I've...

Ok, i've got a small 15L tank that i'm trying to decide what to do with... ATM i'm thinking about using it to try breeding some of my Bettas, which is seeming like a nice idea... However i also had the idea of using it as a small marine tank, maybe even to produce copepods as a treat for my...

Well, because i've already got my Mandarin (which is eating regular foods before you all start flaming ;) ) I'd really like something that swims out and about a bit more, gobies tend to stick to the bottom, no? I do very much like the yellow rose/red banded/yellow headed goby though....

Ok, well i work in a camera shop over here in the uk... The first question i'm going to ask you is how much you're wanting to spend? Early suggestions, for good mid range cameras: Olympus SP-700 Olympus Mju 600/700/800 (Olympus are good quality for the price) Nikon Coolpix...

I've got a cover on the tank already, there's no way out of there, i'm gonna look into the firefish, see what size i can get one at ... Yes, i've got a Tank Bred Orange Osclaris Clown and i did think about a mate as it's only young, but i'd like some variety in the tank as it were, so maybe...

Well, it's a 10Gallon, atm i've got a Young TB Clown and a Mandarin (which eats frozen foods and bbs which im self hatching) but i'd like something that's always out and about that i can see... So probably not a bottom dweller... The other thing is i do have quite a strong current so is it going...

Hmm, any idea for a nice companion for my clown then? (Preferably not another clown or goby) If not i may just go for a black clown...

Ok, i saw some of these a while back, and thought that they were beautiful fish, i'm looking at getting a final fish for my tank next month, and these guys look really nice... Now i know they're classed as being aggressive, but what if they're added last to the tank, are they still going to...

I personally left my lights on, after i had my live rock in that is... But, i didn't get a bloom for some reason, maybe cos i scraped the glass most days? And also my first livestock was snails... so meh...

Ouch, unlucky mate... Just to add to the theme, a member of another forum got a lionfish sting yesterday so yeh...

Well, i managed to get a photo of it during a change as well, for all of you interested... Camera - Olympus MJU 700 on Supermacro Mode

Would they not eat crushed flake? I've seen my hermits eating flake food before now...

I picked up one today, that's eating live brine and frozen mysis (watched him in the shop) i'll let you know how i get on with him, he looks fairly plump already though (for straight from the store)

Ok, i got some new shells for my tank today and have been watching my hermits try them all out, now one hermit was changing and i saw what looked like numerous eggs (i'd guess 50+) attached to it as it changed shell. Is there anyway i can help the young to survive? A breeding trap or something...

Not meaning to be controversial, but i really feel stongly against keeping bettas in this size tank alone... The reason i say this is because i've had, and heard of many bettas going "mad" and eating their own tails (presumed due to boredom and lack of entertainment) the only time i feel...