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I have an <a href="http://www.current-usa.com/outerorbithqit5ho.html">outer orbit light</a> for my tank. I recently purchased a new bulb at MACNA, and the guy mentioned that the ballasts that come with a fixture like mine almost always under drive the bulb. Does anyone have any experience with...

Gaetanos - I find Pat's and Geno's to be more hype than substance.

Thanks for the input. Other than not having to look for your TDS meter, are there benefits to having an in line meter over a hand held? or vice versa.

Is there a standard type/brand of TDS meter everyone uses. What factors do I need to consider before purchase? Thanks in advance.

If you buy it, which it sounds like you plan to, let us know if the shipping is actually $10.00. When I spoke to Leroy before my order, he quoted me one price for shipping, and then charged me much higher in the end. I received some of the Grunge, and would give it a good rating. No issues...

maybe an unopened polyp of some sort.

If it were me, I would go for the frogspawn. I have a torch, hammer, and frogspawn and have found the frogspawn to be the easiest to care for. That said, a frogspawn can take up a lot of room as it grows, but they are easy to frag so you can always keep that in check.

A couple of thoughts. 1. You mentioned anenomes (as in plural). I would definitely start with one, and since I am not sure how big your tank is, one may be all you should ever consider. This is highly dependent on species and tank size. A tank usually will stabilize over time, and as a result...

Glad to hear they are doing well with 100 lbs. That seems to be consistent.

Wow!! Really great work. Congratulations!!!

I thought tiger tail cucumbers were detritus eaters, which included both plant and animal materials.

Here are some links. Hope they help. http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html http://web.archive.org/web/20020614014036/www.animalnetwork.com/fish2/aqfm/1998/sep/wb/default.asp

caught them in pulaski. Been going for about 8 years now.

2 out of the 4 I caught this year.

This is my understanding. How much rock do you have them with? Multiflora need the least LR Orange/Red need more (somewhere in the 75-100 lbs range) Blue need a lot of rock (most die due to too little)

Congratulations!!!

I assume you meant http://www.ipsf.com/ If you are looking to keep your glass clean as well. I would highly recommend the reef gadget added to your mag float. http://www.tbaquatics.com/shop/reef-gadgets-algae-scraper-388.html

Acro's have colored up and shown some growth after 3 months. Before and After shots.

If anyone believes corals do not have wars....well they must have a limited breadth of experience with corals. I have had multiple wars ensue due to turbo snails knocking corals over. Most are glued down now.

Thanks