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Fish rooms make life so much easier, tell the wife she made a smart decision.

We have a garbage can in the garage if you want it, we used it to cure rocks in so that has been its purpose. Before that it was a water change barrel so it is good to go.

You need to install a manifold into your plumbing which is essentially a bunch of ball valves in a row. This way you can run each reactor off of a valve and meter the amount of flow going to each reactor. How many valves you have is going to determine which pump you use. I will post a picture...

The last photo, for the old school acro heads, True Oregon Blue Tort. Almost lost this piece but he is growing back very well. Bluer than anything else in the tank and no green on him at all like the Cali Tort: That is all for me for now.

ASD Ghost Rider, a really stunning piece: CC Granulosa: Acro: Acros: Birdsnest: Sunny Ds: Candy Apple Reds: Pink Hippos: Acans: Acros:

Ponape birds nest: Jason Fox Purple polyp scroll One of our older acros that has been growing and coloring up amazing: Tierra Del Fuego: Rainbow Stylo: Chalice: WWC League of Legends: Stawberry shortcake: Convict Style. These are finicky and do better under low lights and flow: Chalice:

3G Mummy Eye: Scoly: Scoly two: Master Scoly: Aquaculuted Goni that is doing really really well for us. Better than any other we have ever tried: Gods of war: WWC Yellow eyed lepto, Very similiar to the fox piece. I have that as well but did not get a good pic: Big Baby's breath favia...

JFox Arabella: Solar Flare Acans: Random Acans: Others: Cornbreds Double Helix: Joe Knows reefs Steroids: Emerald Mummy Eye: 4 color Watermelon: Pink Watermelon. He got stung when we moved some things around so you can see him recovering: Toxic Pie:

Now we get into the frag tank. For all you coral junkies out there, this will be fun: First though, our whiteboard in the frag room that helps us keep track of everything: Frag tank shots: Here are our pair of borbonius, they are living in the recirc tank until they fatten up and get a...

Right side of the tank: Left side: Flame wrasse: Porcelin crab: Barnacle Blenny: Jarvis watching the tank: Here is the water change station setup:

Gold Plate: Our old Gorgonian and sprialis: One of our Helfrichi firefish, we currently have a trio. Basically I bought a single from AF and a pair off of DD. So far they like each other: False Shepardi: Joculator the true king of the tank: Suburst Anthia: Gold assesor basslet swimming...

So I took 300 pictures today and trimmed it down into the 80s. That is what happens when you don't take pics for a while and everything is going pretty well. I will start with the DT: The coraline algae is really taking off so the rocks are really looking good, not white like they first were...

Yes we are, the announcement will be made tomorrow, Monday at the latest.

14g is a tough size for wrasses, especially ones that are beneficial to corals. Here is an article on possum wrasses, they can be quite striking in color and would be better for a smaller tank. They are not active crazy swimmer which is why you could get away with one in a 14g...

They are not reef safe snail wise, but don't touch corals.

If you have no other fish in there maybe. For that size tank possum wrasses are your best bet.

Lol stupid auto correct. I meant to type zoas

This looks like something we could all use somewhere in the hobby. Just don't know how it would affect fish and corals. Http://www.spillcontainment.com/everdry

I have also heard they it will make aipstaia grow like crazy. Supposed to be good for alas as well if you don't have any pest nems.

We have like 3-4 inches here in Point Pleasant. Hopefully everyone had power and heat.