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cool, then it must be the nitrates in there. Just wait until it balances out then. You'll be fine. Right now in my 6 gallon, my parameters are fine, but my featherduster worm hasn't adjusted to the transition from the Melody tank to the jbj 6 gallon. It came out a few times the day before...

question how long has it been running since the picture you showed on the top? Is your rock still curing? Or did you buy cycled/cured rock from an established tank? Water looked cloudy up there, and not sure if you put in corals too quickly. Might be a reason for your coral not coming out...

Hey totalnewb, Skip is right. Check this set of info from a user what she suggests from a different forum: " posted November 24, 2000 06:54 PM Blue Linkia Star- Linkia laevigata They are reef safe. Acclimate EXTREMELY slowly (4-6 hours of a slow drip) to keep their tissue from...

that's pretty sweet setup, i like how visual everything is, and it's coming along very well. Good luck ! :smile:

B may be quite possibly right. In my case I had a problem with Sandra's mushroom, they started looking all small and shriveled, and had no clue why, I would offer better areas for light, and then had same results. After posting about it, B told me to try a shady area, so I put it on the side...

that's an awesome shot B! I can't wait until they mature to adults. I wonder how long before they get that color? As juvi's I bet they dont care for much, but when they turn adult it may up the chances. I'll keep my eye out for things like that. I need to be picky and offer them options.

Here's a question for B. If a 6 gallon tank like mine is dedicated to just RBTA with upped power to 48 watts (theoretically) Would it do well with it's new lighting and feeding it properly? Would it fail? Last question...have you seen a Ocellaris Variant Black Clown host one or a different...

I guess it's whatever float their boat, their world, hehe. I've seen RBTA in display tanks of the 24 gallon and 12 gallon. They were huuuge pieces though, so I guess it would keep them from moving around and just stay in one place. No other corals were in there, and there were just like 4...

wow, your tank has come along very nicely. Do you have any other fish besides the clown?

lol, nice algae blooms on the sand. Thats' so ugly mike, you need to get some serious nassirius snails, assorted sizes, smalls, mediums, and large. I did that and the sand bed is always nice and white. That or those cool sand sifting gobys are neat. They swallow down that stuff and it...

I can answer this one......mike's lighting was modded by nanocustoms. Your best bet of having it done professionally is having nanocustoms do it. looks real flush.

Mike you have a condo, he has an apartment, lol. It's like right at the entrance and it takes up a wall. You most certainly can do it, if you wanted to. Since you like to go "big" i know you will transition to a bigger tank some day, and it may even be that condo :) Adrian: That's an...

The 6 gallon tank is not a deluxe model ( I dont think they are out yet ) This one has a built in ballast if you can see from my pictures when it's open. With that in the way, I dont think you could fit anything in there. No problem though, for now, 18 watts (1 10,000K ) is doing just fine...

There is good and bad in just about everything. Do more reading, and you'll avoid most newbie bad mistakes.

update the era of 1.5 may have ended, but the journey has only just begun and continues but through the eyes of a jbj nanocube 6 gallon. Click the link http://www.nanotank.com/viewtopic.php?t=966

Yep, my title is not that deceiving, it's true. I have taken down my pico 1.5 Melody series from Redsea, and transferred over everything into my newest investement....my nanocube 6 gallon. I know a lot that know me on here would ask why I would take my pico down, but the reason mostly was the...

Seems like you have quite a few questions huh? To save you time, you could have put it in one thread as opposed to several. As for 1 percula in a 5.5 is fine. I have two black Ocellaris Variants in a 6 gallon I just setup today :) I'll have pics so maybe it'll help you gain an idea and...

Re: Hello from nanocustoms.com Hey Chris: Just wanted to thank you very much for the jbj 6 gallon cube, it's a complete success. Love to see this puppy put out 48 watts :) Let me know when you start modding them.

shows no picture, but it's hard to say how bright is bright, but I'm sure if you got enough of them and placed them just right, you'd get the glow you are looking for. PS as far as the main people of this site who respond, they usually more active during the week and take breaks on the...