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I agree with Paul!

your DIY sandbox sounds like a good idea. Good luck.

yep - if you wanted to see porgys, menhaden, striped bass etc - going to camden before 1999 would do it. There was no cafeteria/hippos/or anything in that area that exists today. It was bad. I regretted bringing my then gf there LOL.

Some of these I haven't been to in a looong time. Places outside of the NE: Shedd - Chicago, IL. Steinhart Aquarium - San Francisco, CA Star Trek IV Aquarium - AKA Monterey Bay Aquarium - Monterey, CA Maui Ocean Center, Maui, HI Ocean Park, Hong Kong (similar to sea world/busch gardens)...

Nice review Paul. Dunno how you were able to write that all up without editing the post once. I would have posted it once and added more lol. Sometimes when i write up something long and then hit the "back" button by accident it loses all the cached data. So i post and edit. So odd that an...

Very good news - and lets' not forget coral restoration foundation - who we support in FL growing staghorns. But I had to LOL when they said global warming killed the corals in the keys - but also global warming created a suitable habitat further north! I think a more likely answer is that we...

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/diy-aquarium-screen-top-kits-1-4-netting.html unfortunately it appears to be out of stock...:(

at least you were there to catch the problem..imagine if you were away on vacation if that leak had erupted then...

a 40B is 17" high - minus whatever substrate you may have. I heard of one vendor that sells a DIY cover - you buy the parts and put the mesh cover together..i'm sure someone will chime in.

Welcome kcav!

We lost power 3 weeks ago (friday from 5:30pm til 8:30PM ) - entire town. I had to kick start the portable generator. A whole house generator is on the wish list...

also the main display is infected as well. Any water/sand may contain the eggs of the disease. Only way to know for sure it is gone would be to remove all fish from display for a long period of time to break the cycle. Otherwise even if you cure the tang in Qt, putting it back in the display...

good luck!

Frag tank sump: http://www.melevsreef.com/articles/frag-tank-sump Too bad marc is in Dallas Tx. he came up once to be a speaker for one of our club functions. If the timing were right you could make him bring one up as his carry-on LOL. But shipping costs is what adds to it. Myself I have...

so then the sump size really has no limitation? I mean you could have a hundred tangs in there and have a 1000 gallon sump and it could work (not that any sane person would do that LOL). Check out marc levenson's page:http://www.melevsreef.com/category/articles/acrylics/sump-designs If you...

i've never had a cover. Had a pair of clowns for years...rarely did they leave their "spot". Maybe because my tank is 24" deep and for the bulk of time my clowns were the "boss" of the tank. Tang added in later did not mess with them. How deep is your tank? That all stated we were recently...

nice! what kind of lights/bulbs?

http://www.orafarm.com/products/fish/clowns/snowflake/ - they are A.ocellaris and normally find a Heteractis magnifica and Stichodactyla gigantea. But it's possible to try and get a BTA to host them. good luck. Those other two anemones are tough to keep!

i've seen fisheye do that in his tank - too crowded so he hung corals from the center bar...

for a day or two after reading this - my youngest daughter would eat her food by saying "1,2,3 death!"