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Just one coat to really make it pop.

You could see the urchin from like across the store. He look to us like a radiant sea urchin. According to Ralph at Elos he has only had one instance where they munched on some zoas in a customers tank (out of like 30 sold). He has settled in and is going to town on our algae. We are also...

Had some fun at Elos today. Got this amazing urchin (Nikki's choice) and a scopas black tang hybrid (my choice).

Generally, (unless say a pennisula style tank) people like to have pumps on both sides of the tank to get some turbulent flow and to hit areas the other is not. Looks like it is coming along nicely.

This is fact.

Put a little bit of tank water in a container, get a little metal mesh bowl (the word is escaping me rit now), let the food thaw and then just take the food right out. You can rinse it a bit more if you are picky, but the water it thawed in holds most of the phosphates. Toss the nasty water out...

Bloodworms are notorious for high phosphates. Rinsing food is always a good idea. Also glad to see you did not rush to correct anything and thought it over.

I know I really should not do this since the Giants are also bad but I laughed:

That looks pretty good to me, given the picture. Lighting will generally change the appearance of SPS so keep an eye on it and enjoy it.

True icefire echinata has that white base. Is it losing the blue at all?

You can get it straight from Dr. Tim and also from Amazon it looks like.

Good to hear, I just put in my second dose tuesday. The first was half strength and the second a little below full. We will see how things go. I am also stepping up water changes and what not. Glad to hear it at least did not hurt.

Make it a swear jar for all the times you will be cursing this hobby and it will fill up nice and quick. Dance

Big +1 to this. We have had our nano up and running now since November of 2008 and have tried just about everything our there that will fit in the back chamber. The worst things were the filter pad and live rock. All they do is trap detritus and really just hurt your tank. We put the media...

Welcome back John. We just added one of these for our 12g, but they make ones for all sized tanks. They also have a ton of stuff that is nano specifc and some really smart things like the curved corner scraper that is awesome for AIO nanos. http://www.mediabaskets.com/

Are you going under stand or a fish room? In sump or external? There is some great equipment out there depending on which way you are going. I went from a 57g to a 205 and am happy with it. The 205 is in the same spot as the 57g so we just had to plan around the move.

Fantastic!

Montis look great John! suggestion- if you have not thrown away the plate skeleton yet, don't. They have been known to bud babies when they look dead.

Tank looks really nice. Well scaped and the corals look great and are placed really well