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Good to here that you didnt lose anything. Power outages are a reeftanks worst nightmare!

Well...you might be able to fit one of those retros from my previous post. That hood has the filtration built into it, right? That makes it alot harder to add any lighting to it.

Yes there is... just try to hang in there. It sounds like youve got a great plan for a new and improved setup. Cant wait to see its creation. I feel for you though, i cant imagine not having my tank. Hang in there.

Are you sure that your tank is 5 gallons? The only reason I ask is that I went to Marinland's website to check some specs and I only saw a 3 gallon, 6 gallon and 12 gallon. The only 5 gallon that I saw was a hex. http://www.marineland.com/products/cons ... ystems.asp Anyways, this retro...

stumbled across an old pic... I found a pic of that branch of zoos when i first bought it about a year ago. What a difference.

WOW!! I am in love with that yuma. That is an incredible color. IF you dont mind, where did you get it from and how much did you drop on it?

zoos are definetly my favorite. Mikes pico, the tank of the summer, is an example of how zoos can make a tank jump out. Look forward to seeing the progress.

Too bad about them astros. i wanted to see them win it. It just seemed like the sox had everything going their way...thats always sort of frustrating.

Anyone on this site effected by Hurricane Wilma? If so, how are you doing? What loses did you suffer? Let us know. :sad:

what happened is the tube grew and then attached to another rock. So both ends were attached to to different rocks. Just now i rearranged the entire tank so i had to remove the tube. It was like a silk cocoon. I left it in there, though i didnt see anything in it. Im going to keep an eye on...

I had good luck with a flowerpot, too. Lived about a year before i got rid of it...I only had 80 wats pc in a 16 gallon. Definetly hit or miss.

Looks like a good start! Did you upgrade the lighting? Nice rock.

Edgray, I love going to tongs in fountain valley...not too far for you. They have THE best selection of frags, about a 55 gallon tank with tons of frags from $5 to $20. They get new frags every friday, and ive never lost anything from them. Take the 405 south to magnolia and tongs is at the...

I would rethink that idea. From what I have heard, they have not as of yet got the right wavelength of light for a reef tank out of those LED's. I would check out this post, this topic was previously covered there. ----> http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1849

So far, so good. That pics was taken a in July and it still looks that good. I havent seen muchgrowth though. Plus, it was only $10 as a frag from my favorite LFS. I havent lost anything from there yet.

I happen to have a shot of the gorgonian... I happen to already have a shot of the gorgonian..here it is. Ill work on a shot of those zoos.

Looks great. Like the rock alot. I checked out your lighting from another post, nice job. Look forward to seeing your tank grow. What do you plan on keeping?

Some funny pics... Here's a couple more to share. Just some funny shots. :lol:

I've convinced my friend to lower the price on this setup to $400. That is much less than he paid for everything. He MAY consider parting it out, but he has to get rid of the tank/stand/canopy.

Yeh...they are impressive. I find that as soon as I add a flake to the tank for my colwn that they are the first to pop up out of nowhere. Once in a while it is fun to bury a flake or other small piece of food just below the surface of the sand and watch them dogpile each other.