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The tang will be fine in the 45 for a few months. As far as gobys go there are just so many of them. In my tank I have two neon gobys and a yasha goby. You can check them out to start.

You can drill the back of the tank. Not sure whatelse.

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happy birthday billy. hope to see you at the meeting.

http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-09/nftt/index.php

Please do. I'm going to parlay August and September into 1 POTM contest and then continue to regular schedule in october. Thanks.

Asking $80 for the pair. I paid $150 for the pair from Seahorsesource (awesome site) I've had them for over 7months and I just can't keep up with their feeding. They need to be fed too often for me and with trips to Italy on the horizon I can't trust anyone to feed them as often as they need to...

Pennys don't matter when we have thousands of dollars invested in our systems. Sorry.

Motts wife owns TFJ petcenter. i'm sure he got the information based on vendor information. That being said .. i guess i'm changing my bulbs in my nova.

Ditto. By the way. Where's the pic of it in place? Or is it on the floor waiting for the stand?

Sorry to hear it Erna. Glad everything is ok. Maybe posting new pictures will cheer us, er, you up.

I suppose. I'm not familiar with B-Ionic. I've never used it.

Looks good. I would raise the light up a hair though. I used to have my light that low and salt creep would cover the glass and hinder the light. It's better to have lights further from the water at full power than close to the water at 50%. As for the aquascape. You'll end up ripping it apart...

There's something I use called Seachem ReefBuffer. You would just bring the Ph up according to the directions on bottle. I usually don't even test the Ph first I just kinda sprinkle a little buffer in the RODI and stir it up. Make sure the temp matches and plop it in while I watch an episode of...

ok.So 2 250w MHs seem to be a good amount of lite for a 75, I would keep the zoas down low. I have similar lighting on my 120 and all my zoas are on the bottom with the exception of a couple that are up high. The flow seems to be good enough also. I would try to just keep changing the spots...

Depends. Give us some details on your tank. Size, Lighting, Flow, Tank Age, Stocking list, maybe a picture. All these will help get better answers.

Definitely try changing the lighting and flow on them. I have a zoa colony right now that has been closed for a long while. Also make sure that they are clear from any fungus or possibly a predetor. Good luck and keep us posted.

Thanks Tex, That's whats good about this forum. Picking up ideas from other tank pics and whatnot. Let me know when you'll be around on a monday or tuesday. I'll get you a couple frags from my tank too.

So why aren't these in the Reviews part of the website??

I guess ::)