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I would say the 19mm as well, especially if you are not sure. I dont think it will harm anything, will it? Jesse

Very nice rock work. May I suggest that you glue the rocks together with an epoxy? then use the cableties only temporarily until the epoxy cures. Ill be watching this thread...look forward to more pics. Jesse

HAHa, thanks eddie. I use www.photobucket.com, there are others too. I also use fastone to edit photos. ...and welcome to nanotank. Jesse

"pods" is slang for copepod...tiny little beneficial crustaceans(?). As far as Flatworm Exit, i treated my tank recently and havent seen any since then. Here is my documentation from another post: I went down to the LFS, bought some FWE and then spent the next four hours in heated battle...

credit cards work well. Sometimes I use razor blades if I need extra muscle. Use razor blades carefully...ive heard you can scratch the glass, but Ive never had a problem. Jesse

the pinks that you gave me are almost completely opening now...about 90% open. They are very nice, but they tend to blend into the coraline on my LR. The frag from aquadesignz hasnt opened fully yet, so i cant even tell what color they are. The loose zoas from your tank are also opening about...

Here it is... http://www.marinedepot.com/md_viewItem. ... &ast=&key= The entire Salifert line is very very good. Jesse

Here is a brief article that includes stomatellas... http://www.reefland.com/rho/0305/medprod3.php ABOUT 1/2 the way down the page. Jesse

It appears to be some sort of stomatella snail... a harmless beneficial snail that commonly hitchhikes into ou tanks via live rock. Jesse

Well im not edgray, but i had the pleasure of seeing his tank and taking that picture. It is a red-head goby....very nice fish. Jesse

Well I went ahead and ordered the PentAir QuietOne 4000 tonight from bigalsonline.com...they are offering free shipping for the next day or two on orders over $50, so I got the pump for like $56 shipped...not bad. So now all that is left is plumbing and moving the contents of the existing 16g...

Here is a basic compatibility chart to help you out. http://www.liveaquaria.com/general/comp ... _chart.cfm the butterflies are some of the most demanding fish in the hobby....not very hardy and aslo very finicky. Just FYI Jesse

Nice, Dickie! I thought they were yours. Eddie and I were talking about them this weekend. http://www.frags.org/memberfragdetails.php?fid=392 Jesse

wow...what a bummer! Sorry to here that, dickie. Jesse

Dickie, Do you have to go and hand pick them ALL out??!!? Is there something that you can treat the tank with? Jesse

use www.photobucket.com to host your pics for free. then just copy and paste the image address here. Or else use a photo manager program like http://www.faststone.org/ to resize the image for you. If your cycle is finishing up then go ahead and add the cleanup crew... i like a couple...

I am no the best at these test reading things, however i notice a few things...one, bump up the specific gravity just a little...right around 1.023 to 1.025. Also, keep an eye on the pH, it seems to be going up. Also, it is iteresting that the ammonia on day 5 and 6 dropped so drastically from...

Skip, i think he is refering to the desklights that some people mention using in their refugiums... http://homestore3.com/liofamdelasu.html Jesse

Take the masariuss out of the fuge...you dont want any animals in there. It is normal for the m to climb and fall...they can upright themselves usually. Wait for a couple weeks after your cycle is over before you add any fish. You dont need to feed the cleanup crew...there should be...

Exactly...measure every other day, and then wait a week or two after you think the cycle is over. This will allow for a little time for your tank to stabilize before adding anything to the bioload. Jesse