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Extremely true. Jesse gave me four of these just loose that he cut off the glass of his tank just a month or two ago. I already have ten polyps and I was only able to save 3 of the original polyps. Crazy.

I haven't scene the 29 gallon bio cube so i can't be certain but i think if you set up an ATO it might solve all your problems. with the pump chamber getting low allowing more air to get down to the pump creating microbubbles. Like I said I don't know how the water flows through these but this...

cloning. Just provide them with the best possible, most stable tank you can and they will do their thing. It is cool isn't it. I just watched a show on HDT about coral... amazing. a lot of coral actually spawn. once a year all over the place they just let loose. The sperm and eggs...

I have one of these little guys too. They seem to be rather tempermental. I know that mine doesn't like to be moved and it doesn't like too much current. As for lighting I don't know. I'd love to hear what people have to say about this as well.

are you calling me a shmoe? What is a shmoe by the way? a nobody? huh, interesting.

I had a similar kind of situation. I moved my frogspawn in my tank.... It fell and landed on my Xenia. I noticed some of the polyps started to disintegrate. two days later the entire thing was shrivelled up and just a pile of goo. I think you probably did do it with the joes juice...

that's what I was thinking.

Go to www.photobucket.com open a free account with them or a similar co. and upload your pics there. Then just copy and paste the [img] code into this browser and the pictures will link over.

I figured out what was killing that monti cap..... my elephant ear. during the day when I'm at work it gets a lot bigger then it is at night when I get home. It was rubbing it the wrong way I guess. And I think I'm convinced those black dots are the polyps on the dark side of the moon.

a 12 hour cycle is most common. try to stay with what nature offers. As for acclimating. That's a big jump for a 6 gallon. I don't have much experience with this so I'm sure others will be able to offer better advice but you'll probably want to start off with just an hour or two a day with...

Congratulations and welcome to Nanotank. First read this http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2007- ... /index.php Next read this. http://www.fishlore.com/NitrogenCycle.htm Were do you live? that will make a big difference as to what water is available to you. As far as mixing...

Re: TESTING is that a question or a statement?

upload them to a site like photobucket and then post the img links. Much easier and you can get larger pics too. Can't wait to see them.

thanks for the tips.

Very nice looking set up. I think I'm gonna pick up one of those sun corals soon. They never look very good in the store, but always so beautiful in peoples tanks.

i think you forgot the pic oliol.

no..... I just learned that your fish need to be fed 2-3 times a day. My LFS threatened to turn me in for animal abuse. :-) I guess most people these days deal with over feeding problems by over skimming. who knew? "fish feed 7 times a day in the wild." how the heck do they know that? :evil:

most people use macro algae to help keep these levels down. in a ten gallon your water changes should really be taking care of it though. What are your levels and how often are you doing water changes?

Nanoreefaholic seems to know a lot about nano skimmers so hopefully he'll chime in here for you. I think he's using the Tunze. Can you find out more about this custom skimmer that they build? See one in action?

what kind of tank is it? 24 gallons. Is it an all in one? if it is what's in the chambers? If it's not what kind of flow do you have, pumps etc....? please give us more info. Sand bed? how deep? how much LR? you don't need airflow. for comparison all I run for filtration is my skimmer...