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Dottybacks are known for aggressive behavior to be sure. The Arabians are very beautiful though. A mated pair should be cool . :D I thought about wrasses, but I'm not sure which ones need sandbeds. Lots to consider. Guess it's a good thing it will take a while to set up and cycle out.

Those are cool! The 500 has a "real" 428 gph. flow. Even though they claim 500. They also have a 13.5" opening. Yes, they are huge. I checked one out for my 15g. to mount my IceProbe in. Decided to use the 300 instead, 8.5" opening. I think it would work great if you had the room to mount it...

Yeah, I think the Fu Man is out. I found out they don't like intense light also. I think the Assessors are out as well. After some research, I found out they like to hide a lot. I like you, think the Flame is looking like a good choice. They like the strong current, don't have a swim bladder so...

Yeah, I'm back. Been working 16 hour days for what seemed like forever. It's good to get back to a normal routine and get a new tank started. I'll try to get some pictures up when I get something good to show. Yes, this tank is going to house small developing colonies of wild colorful sps and...

Ok, I'm finally getting around to setting up a new nano. I'm working on the stand now. Anyway, this tank is going to be an sps only tank with one or two low bioload fish. It'll be a 15g. high, BB, MH lighting, Remora skimmer, LR or course, and thermoelectric chiller. Even though it's going to...

Could you not use small eyebolts instead? I think it would be more secure if you could.

I've got the "Aqua Moon Light" on a 55gal. that houses stonies. Not sure that it does anything special, but it looks kinda cool.

Marine Depot has PFO 70w HQI mini pendants and single or dual 70w ballasts. :)

Wow, those tanks are pretty amazing!

Gives new meaning to the term "toilet water" !

I am a MH fan. There is no other means of lighting a tank as intense. However, I agree with DJ. If you are not going to keep sps or other light loving critters, you can certainly light a nano very well with PCs.

I started using Oceanic after using Instant Ocean for about 10 years. Oceanic is actually cheaper in my area, that's interesting. Great product so far.

Yep! I read it too. Eric Borneman is my hero! :D

I really hate people who think destruction is "cool". Anyway, I'm glad the site is back up. I want to see it continue to grow. Thank you DJConn for all your hard work.

With no MH and not any big pumps on a small tank, odds are you will not notice that much of an increase.

I give up on it. I tried everything, even the ones in the gallery. Nothing! When I click "submit" I get a blank screen and have to click back on the site from my "favorites". Oh well! LOL...

The six line may also eat most of your pods, but I say it's worth it to get rid of the flatworms. Flatworms creep me out! LOL ! I like dartfish and any of the gobies in general for a nano because they are colorful and have a low bio-load.

I don't know why it won't show up, been using it for a while at other places. I'm stumped also.

Not really. One can have a beautiful unskimmed reef tank. I'm just saying I haven't seen a tank damaged from using one.

A store in Orlanado, Fl. has sexy shrimp for $7.99 and will ship. www.seainthecity.net .