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I have two RW4s in the tank

Welcome Dave

I am currently running my 36 bow front as a mainly nem tank; or at least for now. I would stay away from the carpet because as Paul said it get very large and limited other nems you will be able to add. I personally would go with rock nems and bubble tips. I currently have two rock nems and...

I believe the suggestion (but again no expert here) is odd number of same shape tangs so the yellow and purple are the same shape where your blue and white check are the same

Good luck. A suggestion you could take the powered blue out and put him in a holding tank and when the other tangs are ready to go in the DT add all even the PB at the same time might help with the aggression

looks good man

Here some more photos: Equipment Used - Camera - Canon Rebel XLS Lens - EFS 18 - 55MM Len's filter(s) - Zeikos UV MF Image Stabilizer Settings: P, ISO: 1600, WB: Auto, AV: between -1 and 0 Focal Length - 35, F number - 7.1, Exposure program - 2, Exposure time - 1/60 Focal Length - 55, F...

XL for me

Its all good just miss communication lol

Yes that means the heat sink will get warm/hot but the light itself won't.

It doesn't use fan for cooling but uses passive cooling -

I posted this thread in the Spotlight section of our homepage

Agree @art13 . I ordered a hammer and a flower nem from them not to long ago (first time ordering corals online) and they came in looking great and looked just like the website photo

I can do all day Saturday

So again light itself doesn't have an effect on pH directly. For example (as @Mark_C said) an HOB fuge or sump with no photosysthesis item in it will not balance your pH if you run a light over it. That is the point I'm trying to make. I seen people who claim just running a light over their...

Correct nassirius tend to come out only when food is there

@Mark_C again there might be other factors than just the light. Light itself has no affect on pH but light has affect on algae, plants, etc.. which in turns effect pH. Now if you have no plants or algae in your fuge/sump having a light on there isn't going to effect the pH. Also if you have...

I saw somewhere that light doesn't have an effect on pH but there other factors at play but I don't know for fact. I am going to try the alt schedule and see what happens

Ok guys, This is my first time running a fuge. The other day I picked up some micro algae. I am wondering if I have my light on long enough. Currently my fuge light runs for 5 hours. Should it run longer? I know I have read some people run theirs 24/7 and I seen others who run it...

@Mark_C that is great. I will have to check them out the next time. Wish I seen this sooner cause I came home to a very ugly stage of my tank so I just put an order into ReefCleaners for more cleanup crew