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they are weak. they sell them at sams club and have one on display. don't bother.

what corals are you talking about? soem will be fine under that lighting, but others won't.

i had a 125 gallon tank with a 75 gallon sump in a 2nd floor apartment for a couple years. no big deal.

you could make them in a large amount, then put them in the toilet tank for curing. the regular changing of water (flushing) would take care of any concerns you might have about ph or curing. a few weeks to a month in the toilet tank will do.

2 are still doing well, each in different tanks. the third got all shriveled and lost a good portion of it's arms, but now seems to be acting more normal and the recession has stopped. maybe he will recover. these things are all over the place, so i think they require alot of surface area to...

well, maybe they set out to have a different diet, but the cucumber i have pictured will consume large clumps of sand and out the tail end comes that sand completely void of anything but....sand. it doesn't choose what it eats.

star polyps?

not really. there will be water pouring out of the exhaust port of the skimmer, but it's not coming out with any sort of velocity.

they consume whatever is in the sand. are you saying that some of the things they consume don't get digested?

btw, any portland will work.

go to a concrete plant...they will probably give you a bucket full of cement for free. i could get you some, but you'd have to pick it up in 19053, or 19301.

any koralias in the tank? check those...they are always shocking me.

here is the type i have:

well, these will do the same thing a sand sifting star will do. they swallow dirty sand and poop out piles of clean sand. i think the nassarius snails are plenty. if you still want a tigertail, i have a few of them and would be glad to give you one of mine. you would have to come and pick it up...

is that an encrusting hydnophora? those are extremely aggressive.

nothing for mine either. i've never seen them on the glass. they always stay at thew base of the rockwork in the sand bed. why are you thinking of getting a cucumber? does your sand bed looks dirty? they do some sand sifting, but they are certainly not a cure for a dirty sand bed. it's not like...

unless it's a nano...i disagree. i have never dosed calcium and i have kept stony corals to the point of being giant colonies. i do nothing more than weekly water changes.

as far as trace elements go, most everything is already in your salt mix. blastos and frogspawn can eat meaty foods and won't benefit from much in the water column. feed your fish. they will poop and that will enrich the water with nutrients. they don't completely digest what they eat. corals...

just put the joe's juice or kalkwasser paste right on the mouth of the anemone when it's open. it will close around it and shrivel up. then coverit with another glob. it will do the job. don't add any livestock to the tank for a while thouhg, since i think it will effect the parameters in such a...