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Here are some shot of the new items in the tank I got saturday. I had to add some soft corals. I just sat and watched them for a couple of hours sunday.[/img]

After looking a little closer at your tank I noticed I probably could add a little more sand to mine. how big is your tank? ;-)

Karen, that is really a great looking tank. I looks like you have been at it awhile. Im sure those new frags are going to really liven up the tank as they start to spread. I love looking at the pictures. I am new to the hobby but always have admired the great established looking tanks. GREAT...

I like the tank the scaping looks great. I have had mine for over a month. of course it is totally new. I have to add rocks kinda one at a time to accomplish what you have. My first month I sank close to $600 in it so I'm in a holding pattern till next paycheck. :cry: Maybe soon I can be like...

Tanks for all your help. I m sure somthings gonna work. What percentatge of a water change do you suggest?

Temp is 78 F, PH 8.2, Alk 2.6, Nitrate 0, Ammonia 0, Nitrite 0, Tank light on 6 hrs a day. No corals in tank, 1 blue damsel, 5 turbo snails. I am assuming cycling is a good thing just looks kinda dingie. Thanks by the way :-)

I am trying to figure out what to do about this particular problem. I belive it is brown algea. Some say to cut back on the food, light, and add some soft coral. Is this good advice here is a picture of the tank. all measurements of ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate are non existent (unless I did...

When my tank was starting out I was getting angel hair algea(sp) I bought 10 turbo snails and in three days I had no algea. In fact they started to eat my purple coraline algea so I reduced the number to 5. I am starting to see some growth so I may add 2 back to it. :shock: whodathot

Thanks again. I'll give it a try...

Hey all, I came across this article today. Thought that this guy might be able to help log it I was not sure. He has a slide show of blennies in his article this month. Enjoy http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2006- ... /index.php

Thanks alot. I may start the weekly dose myself.

Is the garlic something you can get in the fish store or is it a homemade remedy?

Wow that sounded like a common issue. I wonder if anyone let the makers know of the problem. It sounds like it would be really scary for a newb. someone like me.

I had the same problem with green bubble algea. I took tweezers and went to the root. Of course I did not have a severe problem with it. I spent about 30 mins picking it off. But I have not had a problem since I removed it either.