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how often are you doing water changes with 3 fish in a 7g? i thought it was pushing it putting a 2nd in my 10g. Or are you feeding really lightly?

in terms of the glueing... i go with Cyano Acryllate Gel ...you can get it at hobby stores (it may be what u got from the lfs). Pull the frag out of the water, dab off the end to be glued on a paper towel, put a pretty generous amount of glue on the end and into the water you go. Hold it in...

yea, the LR will act as the ammonia source for the Bio Spira... you cant just add it to water/substrate ... has to be something in there to feed the Bio Spira bacteria.

the xenia doesnt just close up when the clown touches it?

I have that exact light over my standard 10g and the whole setup is under the kitchen cabinets and there is no heating issue whatsoever and I love the light tank with light under cabinet: current tank life: zoos actually open:

yea, canon hands down ownz the digital camera world.

nice pics...what kinda cam?

til last week i was just using a powerquad PC light..96w all 10k. I just changed to same wattage, but now 50/50 for some actinic action.

by all means use a net, bigger the better. I think the damsel would be spooked enough by the net in the tank that it wouldnt pay attention to food inside it.

sweet...its photo time

IMO... if its not easy, messing with over feeding might be asking for trouble when talking about a $5 fish... but you could really like the fish and thus making any effort worth it. Just be careful with overfeeding, if he doesnt eat it all, it could snowball into other issues.

damsels are always a pain in the ass, they can be mean and territorial as well... i had to remove one because it wouldnt leave my cleaner shrimp alone. If you do decide to get rid of it, set some time aside because they are a major pain to catch...took me about 10min to catch one in my 2.5g.

i was #1

hahaha... pretty good photoshop

moved the heater :) realized the rear right corner was open, able to be hidden by the PH and upright for easy adjustment...

No additives at all... as you can see by the rock in the lower left in first pic, there was some decent purple coloring when I got it, but it has just taken off. I might try to hide the heater in the future...right now i am struggling with temp fluctuations and i need quick access for heater...

http://www.nanotank.com/viewtopic.php?t=1003

This was about 2 months ago... This is as of yesterday...

1-1.5lb pound per gallon is a good estimate on how much LR you should have. If the LR is uncured (smells bad) usually when out of water for a bit, when you put it in the water it will give off ammonia (super toxic to fish). You shouldnt have fish in there during a cycle. Ammonia spikes and...

black :) ...doesnt really look black, just kinda reflective and hides the algae on the rear glass that u likely will never want to clean