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Is that a porcelain crab

Hahahaha. That’s great

I am a Fiji pink guy. But it’s my first tank. It’s just what I liked. I have no experience with other sands

Hmmm they do look inflated I haven’t seen that before. Perhaps it’s just there style. We all get a little heavier as we get older :confused:

Here he is

SO EXCITED.... Before we started the large tank we purchased a small tank (I think its 11 gallons) with some Condi anemones some clown fish sexy shrimp Peterson shrimp an emerald crab bla bla bla. Well Mrs.sponge really likes the Pom Pom crab so we picked one up. It had one tiny tiny Pom and...

That’s funny

Well done. Does mom know lol

I love the purple tang. Really want one but can’t get myself to pull the trigger. Quick look away. Look away before it sucks you in.

That’s real cool. And well deserved. Glad you posted. I never read your build page before. Great pics and real good reading.

That’s very interesting

That’s cool. Thanks for the info Wilson and Dave. Don’t think I’m ready for that radical of a move. But it is interesting

Ok. I guess that makes sense. But doesn’t it consume other things that corals need to grow. Macro algae doesn’t consume the elements that corals primarily use Seems like 40 square feet of Xenia is going to consume a lot things other corals could be using Again my apologies. I absolutely mean...

I’m actually quite curious as I am new to reefing. What is the advantage or benefit to placing Xenia under the frag racks. Im certain there is a reason I am just very green and can’t find one with my internet search. Thanks

I have never seen a rule for what size fuge per gallon of water but my two cents is that is plenty. A ball of chato about 8 x 17 is a big plant. Keeping in mind that is does not require one ounce of spare water in the chamber because it is a flow thru design receiving constant new (dirty)...

Great information. Thanks for posting. Now back to the real question. How’s the tank bro??? Every thing else... Gem tang etc bouncing back?

Personally... when I was using my phone. I picked up an 8.5 x11 sheet of yellow translucent plastic at a hobby store and scotch taped it to my aquarium glass to take pictures. I found it easier to use than holding it to my phone

But honestly. The best method is trial and error. Take a sample shot... view it. Then make adjustments accordingly. Reef tanks are tuff because the lights change colors thru the day and glass can be difficult to shoot thru

If you would like. I’m sure I can take some tank pictures for you. Perhaps give you some pointers.