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Hi guys, I finally figured out how to video with our digital camera today! Disregard the shaking hands, lol! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QekDC3ULwGw

I just saw a new screw in light bulb, with three LEDs in it at Walmart. I didn't check to see how powerful they were. Could check them out too.

Not if hubby has anything to say about it! :) He isn't into my tanks, the way that I am, so the 75 is going to be turned into an Amazon tank, with homemade background, and live plants. It will be in my living room, but in a different place. LONG way off! :) We do everything ourselves, so...

Thanks! I've never used the term, so not sure how it's spelled, lol! The tank has been set up around ten months now. I got it for Christmas last year, and tore my 75 gallon apart, and now I have the nano! We are in the process of remodeling our home, and tearing out walls and windows, so my big...

I have a black Ocellaris, and a neon Dottyback for my fish! The clown is more aggressive than the Dottyback, and I love both of them!

These are solid little round chunks, no holes in them, in an onion bag. They are under the flow of the canister filter intake and outtake. They stay really clean, at least so far! :) NO bio balls. I took them out pretty much right away. They collect way too much goop!

I'm so glad I found this forum! I used to have a seventy five gallon tank, but to be honest with you all, the challenge, and beauty of these small tanks, is more to my liking! I think they show a little more talent, because we have less space to work with! The ones I've seen in this forum so...

That's as big as I can get my pictures! :( I am trying to figure out Photobucket. Hopefully soon, I can get bigger ones to show.

You don't really have to worry about it leaking, if you have the holes in the lid, because the water level isn't ever completely to the top. It is just to keep air from getting in. You need to fill it as much as you can, when you clean it, so that the water level is at least to the top of the...

lol, somehow, I got the pictures backwards. First, is the fan, then the after, then the before, finished tank opening, fan up with light, then the light under the fan.

The rest of the pics.

Ok! :) As I said in above post, the light and bulb can be bought at Home Depot, or online. They are called Puck lights for your ceiling! They come with a cord, that the plug end has to be attached. The bulbs are 20 watt 120 volt xenon bulbs. The little fan I got, was from Walmart. It is a...

It's pretty whatever it is! :)

This is the smaller version I made. I have the larger lock lock bottom with this lid on it now, with more live rock.

Would anyone like to make your own canister filter? Go to Walmart, and buy a lock lock plastic container. Find a small submersable pump to put in it. You might have one laying around the house, like I did. Get some plastic tubing as large as will fit into the back holes on your tank if you have...

Switch 420. Hi! I have added a puck light, with a xenon bulb to my eight gallon nano, for suppliment lighting. I started this as an experiment, and it is great! Of course, I still have the two 18 watt power compact bulbs, one 10,000 K, and one actinic, that came with the tank. This is a small...

Neon dottybacks are really pretty too!

Thank you very much! :)

Yes, lot's of live rock, in the tank, and in the canister filter I built. I had to tear down a 75 gallon salt water, so I tried to get as much as I could into the nano before it was gone. :neutral: