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nada here. I do have big plans to go big spending on Jan 5. I will be going to a wholesale warehouse that supplies the west coast pet stores...Petco, PetSmart, etc. I am lucky enough to have a friend with a wholesale license. Really looking forward to that...its always fun to pay over...

Generally, lighting depends on what you want to keep. But in a 2.5g, you are kind of limited on livestock anyways. so i would say something like the dual 18 watt 12" power compact satellite ----> http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/P ... 004+113345 or the less expensive coralife dual 18...

two damsels is max for that tank...dont replace that lion, he is too much for that tank. And i believe everything else was covered by the other two. Jesse

I am aware of the disadvantages/advantages of both glass AND acrylic, but I wanted to see if anyone out there took the dive into acrylic. Did/do you regret it? Would you suggest it? I ask because while looking into a different tank, I got the itch to try acrylic. It would be a 20g long size...

i want in line for a future frag of those zoa's, too **DIBS** hahaha

Yeh i agree with skip. nanocubes are definetly a viable option, i was siomply giving my opinion. and yes, i would agree with skip again that those are the basic necessary upgrades that should be done.

i think even a 70 watt halide on such a small/shallow tank would be overkill. imo, a good pc fixture would be sufficient for anything you wanted to put in there. BTW, looks great.

there is no problem with starting with a larger setup...actually there is more room for error in a larger tank. the only problem you will run into is cost...obviously it it more expensive the larger you go.

Welcome jeff. as far as which tank to use, i dont have any experience with the nano cubes, but that is because i never want to. i know that many people here are using them, but i see them as being sort of restricting...you cant add any form of filtration, lighting is rather difficult to...

that is incredible!!! i would love something like that. I wonder how much they will cost...pricey i guarantee.

The standard joes juice applicator has just a straight plastic tip. I do believe that they offer a 90 degree tip as well...this may be beneficial to your circumstance. jesse

i would use a syringe...that is the best way. you want to target the aiptasia. thats why i prefer joe's juice...it comes with the syringe and works like a charm. Sadie...I actually have the applicator syringe that came with the joes juice. I could send it to you for free if you want to...

It is sort of aiptasia'ish...is it a tulip anemone?

It is probably a little small to do anything usefull with it. Maybe consider plumbing a 5.5g or 10g tank externally. It would be a fairly simple DIY project that a few people here could help you with. PLus it would be a lot more beneficial and not much more expensive. Many people here have...

you may want to try this mini heater. It doesnt have a thermostat, though, but it is fully submersible and the directions state that you can even put it under gravel it would probably be much easier to conceal that what you have. Just an idea. http://www.petco.com/Shop/Product.aspx? ...

Thanks skip. Im tryin to get a hold of the person. Its possible i can get it for $40 shipped...we'll see.

For any of you with nanocubes, this is for you. Not mine, just notifying you of a good deal. http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.p ... opic=74022

Sadie...you rock! that was sooooo funny!! I say go for it, DJ, use it!!!

Would this overflow be sufficient for a 20L main/ 20g sump/fuge? It has a flow rate of 600gph. Also, SeaClone 100 any good? thanks for any help. jesse

Eddie, nobody wants to see you leave. We all enjoy everyones company, and the members really are what make this site what it is. I do have to say..after reading your other post...that if patience isnt your thing, reefing will make or break you. THE KEY to reefing is patience...work on...