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I added a pair of nigripes clowns this weekend. That will end the fish stocking of the 20 gallon. Here is a quick pic that makes them look a lot bigger then they are.

I don't know about growth rate. I know it depends on water quality and trace elements but what I can tell you is that I am not seeing much visable growth yet. In my 75 gallon, I could see some serious encrusting at the base and new arms of my digitata at about 2 months. So I am assuming about...

Looks like it is a good start. I would probably add some more rock work but that is me because I like rocks. Keep posting updates though. Love looking at everyones tanks.

If you have some time to start doing some reading this is a good set of articles on fish tank snails section 1 http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-05/rs/index.htm Section 2 http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-06/rs/index.htm Section 3 http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-07/rs/index.htm...

Hopefully those bad boys can get growing. I recently lost a small frag of green zoas but the orange and yellows in the tank are doing amazing. The reds still look good and I think the green had some bacterial problem. I tryed the fresh water lugols dip but I think I was a little late to get...

New Frags I recently got some new frags from a fellow michigan reefer so here are some update pics. Here is the small pieces of Purple Monti. digitata Here is a chunk of the Orange Digitata and finally a small frag of red Zoas

Nice looking tank. Like the rockwork.

I voted yes because I plan on buying a clam once my tank has been up at least 6 months. I have a 10K 250watt MH on my 20 high.

Yeah, we both completed a discovering scuba course. My wife realized taht scuba was not her thing on the first dive but I really enjoyed it. I have some pics but most are pretty bland because the only underwater camera I had was a disposable. It was an amazing experiance though.

I'm 26 and a manufacturing engineer for GM out here in detroit. Here is a pic of my wife and I on our honeymoon in Belize last december. Nice board and a good idea for a thread

I figured that I would post the pic of the chalk bass that I ended up buying. He is more colorful then I expected. This pic is also in my thread on the nano tank pictures section.

It has been a while...Here are the updates. I got a new light a while back (CoralVue 10K) Then on Friday, I picked up some Zoa frags from my LFS. Here is one of them. Orange Skirts with more of a light blue center. Obviously, there is a couple yellow ones mixed in on this little frag...

Thanks again. Now here is another pic after 10 more lbs of live rock from a local reefer. Now comes more waiting and testing to see when I can add more things.

Just wanted to add to the list of people that are very impressed with the color and variety of the Zoas that you are keeping. Nice tank.

I am surrently making up a livestock list. So far, I know I want the following: Fish: 2 Cinnamon Clowns 1 Chalk Bass (wife is not a big fan of this guy so that may change) Soft Corals: Blue Zoas (pretty much any type I can find with blue centers) Red Zoas (same thing) Stoney...

You can get a lot of the info in that book on the net however, it is a good book to be able to referance instead of spending the time searching on RC and sites like that. Just my 2 cents and justifying my purchase of the book a few years ago. The internet information has some advantages and...

I decided to start posting the pics in a new post in the members pics nano forum. Here is the latest pics http://www.nanotank.com/viewtopic.php?t=985

I figured since my tank is starting to actually house live rock and sand, I can move it from the beginner into here. So now pics of my tank and sump: oh yeah, I am planning on adding more rock to both the sump and main tank as well.

The sand is starting to settle again. I can't wait till it is clear again. until then, here is a quick pic of the tank.

Well, I now have the tank full of saltwater, 40lbs of sand on the bottom, and just freshly added 15 lbs of live rock from the LFS. Most of the rock has been in their holding tank for a while (i looked at this stuff when I bought the tank a month ago). They also gave me about a cup of the live...