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Just wanted to bump this thread for all of the new members who havent shared yet! Jesse

Very cool. I almost set up a vivarium but at the time I was trying to get away from reef tanks and find something a bit easier/cheaper... viviariums arent either of those things! BTW, your "walk around" pics on n-r are amazing. Great shots! Jesse

FWIW, I have been very pleased with the Coralife salt. I have noticed that the levels have been very consistent with all of the "salt studies". It is one of the cheapest salts out there (I get it for $14.99/50 gallons, 38.99/150g at my LFS) and mixes up very quickly. Jesse

I love the rock work. Very nice. Your pics are awesome too. This tank will be really fun to see as it matures. Jesse

Yeah all of the biocubes, ap, nanocubes, are real glass. I would say it is almost a must to add a pump like the koralia nano to the display. The stock pump just isnt enough movement by itself. It is very easy to change out the lamps, the stock pump, etc. Jesse

Yeah... updates or you will be :banned: !!! Kidding of course but I have always wanted to use that emoticon! Jesse

I prefer the 12g Aquapod because of its width... 16 1/2" compared to the 13 3/4" of the nanocube and even the 14g biocube is only 15 1/2". I think this provides for better viewing. Other than that, I think you will find most of them to be pretty comparable. The Dr's are selling the 12g AP...

I agree. The usually mushrooms, zoanthids, things like candy canes that depend on food as well as lighting. Jesse

Have you tested your water sources for phosphates/nitrates... the water you are using for water changes and topoff? What brand are the test kits that are you using? What kind of lighting are you running, what spectrum are the lamps and how old are they? Maybe this link can help. I didnt...

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/flatworms.htm Check out that link to see if any of those are what you are seeing. Flatworms arent necessarily bad. I have them in my tank and their population seems to keep itself in check. HTH, Jesse

Congrats Tim! :thumbup: Jesse

Re: eclipse IMO it is not worth converting an eclipse tank to a saltwater setup. They are just not designed for saltwater. Two things that immediately come to mind are that the lighting is not nearly enough (a must-do modification) and the filtration isnt quite right (cant really change...

If it is th same as Joe's juice, you are essentially trying to feed the aiptasia. The stuff will melt them.

LOL! :oops: Are you referring to me?? LOL. I just spend way too much time around here! Sorry I didnt have more to contribute... I think everyone covered it all. Jesse

I JUST did this! Joe's juice= domination of aiptasia. Jesse

Wow... that is an amazing site. Jesse

Check out panda gobies... VERY small and cute! Keep in mind that their smaller volume means you have to keep a closer eye on things. Like time suggested, read through some of the threads and forums... I think mikeguerrero has a very nice pico thread to take a look at. :welcome to...

+1 Jesse

Hey Cris. THat sucks about the snail. How far down the drain did the shell go? Can you shove something down there and push it out? THat YWG is a trip man! Cant get enough of the "Wild Rivers" huh? lol Business is good. I am doing 11 pools on my own now and making decent money doing it...