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Could the green algea be caulerpa scalpelliformis with the red being asparagopsis taxiformis? Not sure how to post links, but I could the pictures that looked close over in Saltcorner.

I have practically the same setup that you're speaking of. 10g with 40w lighting and I have 2 O. Clowns and a clown goby. All get along together very nice.

Here is one Christmas Day. Eight inches total.

8 inches make for a wonderfully white Christmas!

11:30 tonight, prior Santa's visit.

Wow, Im impressed, very very nice. WHat is that behind the frogspawn?

Merry Christmas to you too Dragan! And to everyone else! Everyone stay safe.

here's a picture about 8 oclock tonight. [/url]

Not much by manys standards, but it's alot for us!

Here are a few that I have a picture of handy. [/url]

Well after 15-20 years, we have snow in South Texas. Can you believe it, on Christmas Eve to boot. We were having a casual company getogther in my office earlier today and one of the drivers said that 'hell was actually going to freeze over!', (in passing non the less). Not long after...

Those are the Candy Canes I got from DJ :lol:

Do we need to type our caption on our picture, or just make a side note of our caption?

Looks good so far! How long have you had your nano up and running?

I agree about the drainage. Just out of curiousity, does that apply to SW species? How long will they live in FW (time it takes to make it back to SW)?

As it is now, the lights are on 24/7, will switch them down to about 8 hours and see if that helps. Thanks!

Our fuge has been setup for a few weeks now! I'm starting to get an algea problem, so am I correct to assume that the flow is not what it should be? Just out of curiousity, I knocked the pump up a notch, and quickly set it back where it was when the water in the overflow box kept increasing...

This stuff grows just fine let me tell you. Ended up taking the whole rock out of the tank, and with tweezers pulling it all out! It is now in my fuge.