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Thanks Mike. I have 2 different size magnets that I am using. The last set of pics are the stronger of the 2. With the smaller magnets I was able to put a 3 x 1.5" in frag on and it held on my 70 gallon which is almost 1/2" glass. I haven't tried to see what the larger ones hold, but I can tell...

And the frag disk:

OK I got the large magnets in finally. I went ahead and made up 1 frag magnet and one frag rack so far. The rack utilizes 2 sets of magnets and is capable of holding 24 frag plugs or about 12 frag disks. All my testing for weight so far has been done on a 29 gallon tank. I don't have actually...

This bill is actually something that is needed. Personally I would much rather pay a higher price for an animal than not be able to get them at all. The number of yellow tangs has greatly diminished over the years and at this rate there may not be any left to collect in a few years. There is a...

Arrow crabs and some wrasses will eat them.

250 if he is using HQI (double ended) bulbs and 400 if going single ended. Personally I would go with the 250 HQI.

I have a large nepthea that needs fragging desperately.

IME, the white frilly ones are coral eaters. Post a pic so we can get a better idea. A few are safe, but most are predators.

http://www.dursostandpipes.com/BuildYourOwn/tabid/54/Default.aspx :D

If your water is so clean that you can't grow chaeto, then don't change anything. Why would you intentionally decrease your water quality just to grow chaeto? I can tell you that just about every person in this club wishes they had your problem. We grow chaeto and other macros in hopes of...

Drs Foster and Smith usually have the best deal on salt. They don't charge a weight fee like the other places do, just standard shipping applies.

Sorry to hear about the wrasse. That is a nice list you have there. Still got the tail spot blenny? BTW, somebody was asking about a pair of clowns she sent you.

What type of heater? Most of them have safeties that prevent them from coming on out of water.

They sound like micro brittle stars, harmless hitchhikers that are a great part of the clean up crew.

:-\ :-\ I'm gonna head back under my rock now.

I noticed you said you were using fluorescent lighting. What type specifically; NO, HO T5, VHO or Power Compact? Most corals won't thrive and spread under NO fluorescents. Sea grasses require a deep sand bed of at least 4 inches and minimum of T5 or VHO lighting with metal halides being best...

That could've been it. Guess I need to stay away from the light stuff from now on.

Don't know how I missed this. Tank is looking good Pete.

I have heard from others that their arrow crabs went after the seahorses. I personally have never kept them but wouldn't trust any crabs with my seahorses. I don't even keep hermits with them.