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You mention that it won't fit in the fourth chamber, this leads me to believe that you have the original model of the nanocube since the newer models only have three chambers. That being said you may not be able to upgrade to the MaxiJets, you may have to go with the MiniJet 606.

Since there is still ammonia present you are still in the process of cycling, you may be close to through with the ammonia since you are showing nitrite levels but IMO you still have a long way to go before your tank is cycled. My guess would be at least 2 weeks minimum.

:welcome to the board.

Thats the Berghia nudibranch that eats aiptasias. Some have had very good success with some fish like the copper banded butterfly but it can be hit or miss withem since not all of the seem to go after the aiptasias. A note on the camelback shrimp you mentioned, they may not touch aiptasias but...

As I recall it works bt helping to increase the efficiency of your skimmer, or at least that has something to do with it. I don't think you will get the same result if running skimmerless the way most of us run our nanos. I just wanted to point that out. On the other hand congratulations onn...

Any chance of something sending out sweeper tentacles or some chemical warfare? It seems pretty baffling to me as well.

I have npticed a slightly greenish hue before in some of mine, it depends on the lighting they receive IMO.

Wait until you get the bulkheads, some of them require different sized holes.

Chris at www.nanocustoms.com used to stock them too.

At one time there was a thread over on ReefCentral about adding a needlewheel to a MaxiJet.

I wish I could find zoos that look like that locally, they look fantastic.

You sure know how to make a guy feel like a slacker. I know that I have been busy lately and haven't been posting as much as usual, I guess I will have to rectify that situation.

That is a great basic compatibility chart, thanks for sharing it. Just a side note to thers though, it is easier to read off of the link because they have a cross haired type pointer to help read the different columns.

The swing is the biggest problem in your case. Your cats interest in laying on top of the hood may not be allowing the cooling fans to dissipate heat the way they are supposed to, this may be part of the reason for the rise in temperature.

Indians, :welcome to nanotank!

I like seeing the evolution of your reef Eddy. Thanks for sharing.

If the tank goes no higher than 80.5 then raising the heaters temp would be a good idea, but I would look to see if there is any way to get the temp to drop some with the lights on first. Perhaps a different pump or powerhead would produce less heat.

:welcome to the board. A small nano uses little electricity so you shouldn't feel much pain from your electric bill.

Definitely watch this one. You may try feeding him more meaty foods, thats the way they house sharks with fish in public aquariums, they keep them fed to the point that they don't care about their normal prey swimming around them.

Where is she getting her water from? I suspect that she isn't using a good water source with the PO4 present. The water changes as already mentioned are a good starting point. I would definitely try to get some chaetomorpha established in place of the bio-balls. If her sandbed is more than...