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HAHAAHAHA...that is the funniest thing posted on nanotank.com!! Mike, go fish!! nice andre, very nice. Both of your tanks are extraordinary. Keep up the good work. Jesse P.S. Mike, might I suggest some curls and maybe some forearm excersizes...those arms are looking a little scrawny...

well welcome!! Jesse

hey lgreen...are you a member at nano-reef.com?? Just curious.. Jesse

I cut the grooves in them to help with the high flow that they will be required to handle...I also plan on using a coarse plastic screen to help prevent my fishes from having a day at Wild Rivers!! I wont know exactly how they work till i set up the pump and get it running. I am not expecting...

It is doing okay. No tissue recession, very pale, limp mouth, feeding tentacle slightly visible...but still alive.

If the water is filtered using reverse osmosis, it should be fine. Note that if machines like the ones in front of grocery stores and water stores are not properly maintained, the water may still have phosphates and other stuff in it that arent good for your tank. Your best bet is RO/DI...

Here is a great link for overflows... http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.p ... opic=69372 ...you'll want the stockman standpipe if the hole is in the bottom. If you drilled the back, then an external druso will work for you. A durso standpipe is a great overflow, but requires an overflow box.

this one works, its just my opinion that you get blue legs rather than scarlets....thats all. Jesse

overflows Here are my overflows that I constructed today. I was able to figure out a way to use 2" ABS elbows and attach them to 1" PVC. This will allow me more linear surface for overflow than the 1" PVC elbow...plus they are black so they dont stand out as much...

Looks good so far...and looks like you figured out that photobucket issue. You can adjust the size of the image on photobucket.com, it has a resizing option. Look forward to seeing more pics. Jesse

Beautiful horses, sadie. Someday i plan on attemting a sea horse tank...they are great. Jesse

I would personally go with a handfull of blue legs rather than the scarlets...i tend to have agression problems with the scarlets and have read some unfavorable info on them in reputable reef books. Just IMO, Jesse

I definitely want to check it out...Saturday may work out. Wana pick me up on the way? I am right at the 405 and the 55...you'll beed the 55 to get there. Sound good? Jesse

These guys prefer medium current...so you may want to put him in a location where he gets a good amount of indirect current. Does he look inflated and tissue-y, or deflated and hard? Jesse

Eddie, Here is their ad site... http://new-wave-tropical-fish.960143858 ... s-ads.com/ Jesse

Nope...that lighting is nothing on top of a 20" deep tank. IMO, a 20" tank is grounds for metal halide. PC lighting, especially only ~43 watts just cannot penetrate that much water. And seems how the tank is only 15"wide, you cant really fit a power compact fixture that has any punch either...

30g cubes are cool with a MH pendant hanging over it! NIce sized tanks for mini reefs...

Sadie, I still havent started running the MH...Im saving it for the 20L. I am going to continue to keep an eye on it. I have been feeding it small pieces of silversides...Im gonna try to add variety to that.

Eddie...its only a 6 gallon! Looks much larger...I like the natural coloration... good job. Jesse

We'll see....those yashas are pricey. I think I may just have a couple exotic clowns and a six line or something like that. maybe a small citron clown goby. We'll see....I have to finish the tank still!!! Jesse