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Where are you located? Outside of Spotter the only two locations in the entire north east are AO and AF.

Love the basement system, we are so happy with ours. Those frags will grow in no time.

We have always been a fan of a lot of small colorul fish vs a coupe of big fish. We had: Pair of clowns Gold assesor basslet Flasher wrasse Barnacle blennies Helfrichi firefish Gobies in the sand (Forget which one) I would avoid the damsels because they are just nasty. Depending on what...

Syphon it all out if you can, shut the shades totally for a few days and see if that helps. Light (and direct sunlight) can have an effect on cyano.

We have found bad crabs in the past, ususally we bring them to an LFS to feed to their non reef safe fish. Circle of life.

It looks like you just have a bit of it, so I agree with getting it out and just keeping an eye on it for now. Does your tank get any direct sunlight or has the temp been high? I got a cyano outbreak in my 12g years ago when we had a temp spike when our air conditioning unit shut down.

Did you see that black piebald snake going for 16000?

Lineatus, deeper water, can be finicky with collection.

Phantom is really nice.

Cyano?

If you are going to go that far, go see Dr. Mac.

I had the 57g with the mega overflow and hated it. You will be happy that you cut it down even though it was a PIA. Love the swc skimmers so good choice there. Have you thought about stocking?

How does your tank look? When we had our smaller tanks (57g and under) we were pretty religious with %10 weekly changes. Small and steady can only help you in this hobby. Now that we have a 400g system with a calcium reactor we don't have to be quite so crazy. We do 65g every 2-3 weeks...

One of the main reasons we upgraded is we did not trust the stand on the 57g oceanic. It had too much wiggle to it and made us nervous, especially when 15 pound cats jump at the glass. The new tank and stand are not budging at all so we are much happier. I think you will also enjoy the peace...

Thank you Jeff. Forgot to mention the point that if you don't feed the bacteria either with food or with fish pooping in the tank it will die off.

Be careful with them, use gloves if you are using your hands. If you can find one of the aipstaia "zappers" to borrow from someone on here, they do a great job on them. I know Ed and curt have them.

Jae is up near you so I am sure you guys can work something out.

We have like the exact same coco worms in the same configuration in our tank. Good taste.

If you want to bring the fruit loops and yodas to the meeting at Darren's I will take them.

I would say it is a paly, however they can be even more invasive and nasty then aipstia. If they are starting to invade your acans you might have a problem.