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Glad to see things are clearing up!

At one point I did. Lost my borbonius anthias about 6 months ago. Pretty bummed when it happened. Had I'm a year and a half with no issues, stopped eating one day and was a goner in 2 days. Not sure what happened. Anthias sound like a good choice just want something a little different. Maybe red...

So I want some new fish, anyone have any suggestions. Current fish are 2 snowflake clowns and a mystery wrasse. I'm not opposed to trying to catch and remove the mystery wrasse as he can be a bit of a jerk.

Looks great kat!!

I agree with Paul, they should work together. They are usually pretty good at getting back to you if you email them on there site or call. They don't seem to follow the forums too much.

Awesome!!

We are happy to announce that the May meeting will be held at the home of Mike and Nikki (mnat and nikkiT). Bio: We (Mike and Nikki) have been keeping Salt water fish tanks together since 2008. Nikki got into the hobby when she was younger and got Mike addicted fairly quickly. We moved into our...

Good man! I know the frustration of trying to catch fish out of stocked tank and it's not fun.

Thank you Bulk Reef Supply for donating a 4 stage rodi unit to the raffle!!! Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Supplies - Bulk Reef Supply

The New Jersey Reefers Club would like to thank our frag swap sponsors for their generosity.

Great job Marcus! Pretty cool little project.

Once they settle in a bit ill let you know. Still to early to cut. The other one Is similar to the Bali shortcake.

Haha come on down. I don't have much too cut though lol

Thanks man! It's a pretty cool place they are setting up more frag tanks and a fish system as well. They had some more frags of the 2 I grabbed as well. Let me know when you're heading down its not too far from me.

Possibly nerite snails.

Looking good!! Best of luck with the new tank!

Mistakes happen and I wish you the best. To raise your salinity in the future use salt water for your topoff for a little while until the salinity raises to where you want it. It's more of a gradual change that way.

Very nice of you Anthony. Anyone in the Mays landing area is welcome to stop by and check the tank out. I'm by far an expert but would be happy to offer what info/help I can.

Thanks joe! They seem to be settling in nicely.

This may give you a few ideas. I have also seen many people make a separate cabinet for their controller and electrical stiff to keep it from under the tank. I did this myself recently.