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The curve 9 is rated at 240 to 400g, that's not over kill? Is the video yours in action?

That's a nice skim.

How big is your system the curve 5 is rated for 140g, which I think would be plenty. I have no more then 100g in my total system.

I have read good reviews on them. And my water level in the sump is 10inches.

I think my aquatrance pump on my skimmer is about to call it quits. I think my skimmer worked well but I was never fully pleased with it. It was a reef octopus classic 160 ing space saver. I was wondering what you guys were running on your tanks that were around 90g, or what do you guys...

That's my thought just hoping being a big tank and having one out of there host maybe would help my chances, I would also be able to force the other clowns to host prior to going in tank, but I'll probably just keep the pair.

So I made my conclusion, well my female midnight clown really did when she started to host my bta in my 93. So the 93 will become my nem clown tank. Do you guys think I can put my pair of flurry clowns to the tank when ready? I will have coral and fish for sale or trade for either bta or flower...

Well bubble tips it is. Thanks rread16 but i will pass on the tank I really would like a 30 long but I have almost everything I need for the 29g. I may end up keeping one of my current pairs of clowns and may be try forcing them to host.

The flowers are nice. Do you use a powerhead in your 36g? I'm tossing the close loop system around. My last carpet and Cindy fell viticm to a maxi jet in the smaller tank. My rbta stays put in my 93 so I'm not really worried about the two jebao sw15s

Yea I'm still in debate if I want one or several, other wise yes I know it's a hit and miss thing even with some wild clowns. tomatoes, clarkies,and skunks seem to be more willing right off the bat just don't know if there the ones I want. I love my midnights and flurries, i wish they would host.

Finally came to conclusion that my bio load is where I get my nitrate issues, started cutting down on feedings two weeks ago and starting to see a difference. I have some fat fish.

I already have a 29g setup up plus I have a new tank that I would drill and close loop. The one that's running now Is doing amazing it has a pair of clowns and a blue to ion eel in it.

Yea I don't mind wall to wall carpet as long as it's being hosted.

So I'm thinking about downsizing the 93 cube and setting up a clown/anenome tank. I am thinking about 2 wild blue stripes clowns. I would include carpet,sebea,and rbt anenomes. I would like to use a 29g but think that maybe the minimum possible tank size. I would not be using a lot of rock or...

As Paul stated a herbicide for ground vegitaion will do the trick I recommend a product called razor burn. You can get it at most landscaping supply, it's highly effective

Definitely not one of the poison 3 I landscape and fish and I'm highly allergic to all 3 that looks like some kind of raspberry plant.

Looking to buy new or used hob for up to 50g for my 29g tank.

Enough that I just pulled into pet co to see if they carry it then go from there I do have a 5g tank I could use.

I have two flury clowns that I can drip into my 93g huge, but I don't know what I would do with my blue ribbon eel, he hates t he 93 and jumped out twice, he however loves the 29g.

Can get that out if a pet store or am I going to have to talk to a Dr. To get a script I never bought meds like that for fish before