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I have 2 false percs in my tank and they get along great. I added mine at different times but I would suggest getting them at the same time to lessen the chance of fighting over territory. Get 1 that is a decent size smaller than the other, or if you can, find 2 that are definitely already a...

What are the dimensions of the tank?

I second the zip tie method. Some people glue the rock and also some people drill it and put rods through to hold it in place. I personally think the zip ties are easiest.

This is probably the best site out there for camera reviews, and general information. They have basically everything you would want to know when looking to buy a new camera. http://www.dpreview.com/

I'm leaning towards the s7000. I'm looking for mainly macro ability, and so far, thats the best i've found for the price.

I was looking through aquarank, and i saw this site so I decided i'd check it out.

crazy, i would definitely buy online if i was forced to pay that.

I've been looking into gettng a digital camera lately. I've been researching and i think I'm gonna pick from: Fuji Finepix s7000z Fuji Finepix s602z Nikon Coolpix 5700 if anyone's had any experience with these, let me know what ya think of em.

You probably wont find any Local fish store that sells live rock for under 5.49/ lb If you buy enough, some places will ship it for free. I know liveaquaria has some good rock if you wanted to check them out.

Well I think that you would be alright if you go with LPS corals. The SPS Corals are the ones that really require the MH lighting, as well as clams, for the most part. I would probably wait a little while after the tank has cycled to let it mature before adding corals. Start wit ha cleanup crew...

Thats a nice looking clam. I'd love to have a deresa, but I'm worried it would grow too fast for my 12 gallon.

I was wondering about this very topic when i first started up my nano. I have an aquac remora pro skimmer on my 55 gal and i love it, wouldnt run a reef that suze without one, but it really seems like more of a pain to put one on the 12 gal cube, since i'd have to cut into the hood and get a...

very interesting

I'll have to check them out sometime Also forgot to add The Conscientious Marine Aquarist. A good book for the beginner.

If i remember correctly, i believe i saw a large one for sale for $99 at one of my LFS. $30 sounds like a good price, i would buy it.

That has tbe the smallest setup I've ever seen. It seems like it would be a real pain getting everyting right (salinity etcs.) Do you have any problems with water parameters?

I know what you mean about worrying that you'll get what you see. I've never actually ordered livestock from an online vendor, and that is the main reason why. that and the fear of death upon arrival. Although most companies now offer livestock arrival guarantee, I'm still a little wary. Where...

what i did was add the 32 to the stock lighting, so i have 56 watts total. I also know of people who just replaced out the 24 with the 32. either way would be an upgrade, and a good idea.

I agree, any more than 2 and you're flirting with disaster. Nanos are too small and water quality can change very fast, especially with a high bioload.

hey i figured i'd show you my setup costs/checklist that i have for my 12 gal jbj Nano Cube. Just to give people an idea of the price it takes to start up in this hobby. nano cube $ 99 smartlite 15" 32W retrokit $ 40 mag float 30...