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Guys, After over a whole month w/out a controller, due to a replacement for my ReefKeeper 1 unit, as an exchange for Digital Aquatics new release unit, today I finally got my hands on the NEW ReefKeeper 2 controller. This unit features pH and temperature measurement & control, digital...

Mike, You have done everything right, and now you are on the same boat as I was a couple weeks ago, when my NO-ICH bottle finished and my blue tang was still covered with ich. At night time is when the parasites take advantage of their host, as they know the fish are not as active, and can...

Mike, I remember that my NO-ICH bottle finished on a Monday, and by Wednesday I started to gradually decrease the tank's temperature back to normal. I waited until Saturday to place my ChemiPure back, and turned my skimmer back on. I'm glad I was home to be on top of it, which just like...

The (NO-ICH + Garlic + Temp) combo is one powerful method to fight these uninvited little guys. The treatment will deficiently inhibit their reproduction cycle and within a couple of days everything should be under control again. I'm sure you'll get through this one just like before, but what a...

I already gave up on the topic, but just answering your question... The answer to you question is YES. I have kept tangs in a 20-gallon tank as a quarantine method for a few weeks, but you and I know better that such small systems are not appropriate for these species in the long run...

I suggest you to post your pictures in ReefCentral and NanoReef body. Make sure to post the link if you do. I'd love to see that one. :thumbup: Again best of luck dude!

I had a JBJ 24 gallon just like yours, and I know exactly what size tank you have, just FYI. AGAIN, NOT THE RIGHT SIZE TANK FOR THAT FISH!!! I'VE DONE MY PART GIVING YOU SOME ADVICE AND SUGGESTIONS, BUT IF YOU WANT TO CONTINUE TO BE IRRESPONSSIBLE ABOUT IT BE MY GUEST. This is a very...

You've had this tang confined in such small systems for over two years now... By know you should had figured that your system is not even close to the basic size requirement for tangs and angels. A full grown mature yellow Tang will not survive in these conditions. The minimum for any tang...

Scott, Nice tank, but not a wise idea to introcude a yellow tang to a 24 gallon tank, unless if it's something temporaty until you transfer the fish to a proper size setup. Tangs are very active and very fast swimmers and require as much room as you can provide for them. A minimum size tank...

Brilliant work Jesse. What an extraordinary project you have created, which now is up and running and you tank is looking just awesome. It's so rewarding to start seeing the results of a project that has been well planned and executed. You did an outstanding job aquascaping the tank, and the...

Welcome aboard Rmanecke. Very nice tank setup. The suspended rock formation will enable your tank to have better circulation and has a good plating structure for the corals with plenty of open areas the fish to hide. I love you angel fish. :thumbup:

Mike do you feed any type of frozen foods at all, or just flakes and pellets? I feed my fish a combination of pellets and formula 2 + prime reef + mysis shrimp frozen food soaked with selcon and kent garlic. I've read that juices from frozen foods are like rocket fuel for nuisance algae...

Here is the link to Mikes one gallon tank thread. I'll let you be the judge of it. http://nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=978

That's an interesting fact to show that, by adding food into the tank the oxidative power the water slightly decreases, and the controller is precise enough to compensate with ozone until those values are back to normal. Thanks for sharing Mike. The setup is looking awesome, and your tank...

SWEET!!! Awesome lens, pictures, and the frag selection. Keep up the good work man, I love those shots! :thumbup:

Mike, If you have enough real estate, the open brain coral will definitely do better if you place it on the sand bed. The coral inflates itself to not only pan for light sustenance, but also as a method of feeding on physical foods such as mysids and other small meaty food chunks. By placing...

Dickie, You have been doing an amazing job with this camera lately. These shots are absolutely stunning. The camera definitely captures highly detailed quality images, but your selection of corals is just gorgeous!!! P.S. What kind of macro lens are you using with that Rebel?

Thanks for the post Skipm, I also love that shot from the blue tang. I've taken literally hundreds of pictures from fish before and it’s so hard for the camera to capture a sharp image from their constant motion. I got lucky with some shots this weekend and wanted to share them with you...

To the best of my knoledge the elegance coral, among with the majority of marine spcecies can’t be propagated or successfully bred in captivity. Some species of corals can be fragmented from larger colonies and are an alternative to wild harvested corals. Here is some interesting facts...

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