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I personally have heard of any bulbs coming out that are in the bluer spectrum. If you can tell me a manufacturer and get a better description I have a friend that works in the lighting dept. at Lowes and I could get him to look into it. I don't think I would try to use one of these lights on...

The bacteria are located in the LR and not in the water so a near 100% water change won't trigger a cycle. When doing a water change in this fashion you should already have the water aerated, heated, pH matched, etc. so the LR and corals are only out of water for maybe 2 minutes, which is...

Eddy, You could always use the stock pump behind the rocks to keep things stirred up.

I wouldn't test every day, it will seem like it takes forever that way, just test every couple of days.

There is alot left to desire with the colors of most test kits, they are pretty hard to read because the colors are so similar for different results. The best kit I have found for pH is a Salifert kit, there is a pretty decnt difference between colors making it the easiest to read IMO. It is...

Most floodlights are the wrong color spectrum and will be more beneficial to nuisance algaes. There may be some floods that use PC bulbs that would help some but IMO they are also better suited for growing algaes.

That tank is great! You have been holding out.

Looks good! What is on the left side of the tank near the top?

Nerites appear more upright, this is a margarita snail.

You should be fine with the MJ900, I have an AquaGlobe AQ300 (300 gph) for the return in my 12.

Great advice from everyone. Clean the rocks in saltwater and return them to the tank so you don't have a long cycle. Keep your lights off so you don't get crazy algae growth.

I only use one sponge in the first chamber so I don't need an extra set, three sponges seems overkill to me unless you were using them for biological filtration.

I have a friend that uses this stuff in his frozen food formula, he spoke highly of it but added it to his frozen food to make it more convenient to feed.

You just need water movement, air exchange takes place at the surface so as long as you see current at the top of your tank your fine. One thing that came to mind when you said you were growing fuzzy stuff on your rock is are you running lights now? You don't need to have lights on during...

I got my order from these guys today. I mainly ordered some cleaners but did get a pair og threadfin gobies and a pom-pom crab. These guys are being shy right now but maybe they'll pose for some pics in a couple of days. It probably doesn't help that I can't walk 5 feet right now without...

If you decide to post a pic remember that you get to choose the pic and what is showing. If you don't want to post then thats fine too.

Here is how mine is set up:1 chemipure and sponge, 2 LR rubble, 3 heater and pump.

The answer to that depends on the particualr clowns, the female will decide where she is going to lay her eggs when the time comes. You can set-up a textbook nursery tank and the female will lay her eggs someplace else.

I have to agree, if they had been discontinued all together we would have know. This letter must be saying this vendor is not going to stock them any more, maybe they are going to switch over to Aquapods.

A 10 gallon is a good sized tank that is pretty easy to find equipment for and not too expensive. I think you will be happy with your choice.