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Here is a thread discussing this just last month: http://www.njreefers.org/showthread.php?80869-Heaters My only piece of advice would be to get two heaters instead of one, in other words two 500w vs one 1000w.

Jay it was nice meeting you at Darren's meeting. I will get some pics of the space invader up and we will setup a time so I can come and pick stuff out of your tank. Thanks for joining up.

I am in point pleasant not to far from you if you want to swing by. I think I am doing a meeting in a few months

Jawbreaker is amazing. I am glad you used the new USB cord.

There are plans of doing this at an upcoming meeting so keep your eyes out for it.

The zoos look like a lighter Miami vice style of zoos. Carribean in origin if they are the ones I am thinking. However not every Zola has a name.

Welcome to the club, love how the tank is in the middle of the room and viewable from all sides.

First off welcome to the club and welcome back to the hobby. I am not quite sure what it is, but it look like something you could probably cover with epoxy.

Great photos, and it was nice meeting you as well.

Nice shot of the clam.

Good times, as always and thank you to Darren and Kami. Tank looks great the the raffle frags were amazing as always.

Refractometers, if calibrated correctly, are much more accurate than the swing arms. If you decide to pick one up, which would be my advice, get the calibration solution to go along with it. The test kits you have cover the most important things, if you wanted to pick up a magnesium, that...

A lot of these are just morphs of oscellaris or percula clownfish which can be put together. I would not but a percula and maroon together but these can be mixed

Then I am glad you are missing the meeting, keep that newbie luck at home.

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.