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I agree, cleaning the skimmer and pump regularly is a good idea.

We have 2 Red ear sliders, 4 rescued baby DBT's, 2 baby Chinese box turtles, 3 rescued eastern box turtles, 3 Florida box turtles, 2 Woma pythons and a bearded dragon. Will be releasing the DBT's in the summer once they grow some more.

I think a reactor will help with the situation. But as stated before you need to determine where all the nutrients are coming from and reduce it which in turn will no longer feed the cyano. Water movement is a plus so nothing settles and goes through the skimmer and/or reactor.

I agree with above as I had this problem in the past also. What type of water movement do you have, skimmer and do you run any reactors?

I have been following this on the reptile side for awhile and it ridiculous how naive these politicians are. I know the fish side will be impacted. They don't realize all the progress we novice's have made in captive breeding with reptiles and fish.

Show was good; waited an hour to get in the door. Many python morphs and rarities. They had black head pythons, womas which were more orange than ours and for the same price, many rattle snakes and cobras, even a red pygmy rattle snake. The chameleons were dirt cheap and wanted to buy one but...

When to be clear here. Is your question which will overtake the tank or if the corals touch each other which would survive?

Maybe it will fit in his man purse....LOL Never figured Mike to be a fluffy dog person.

I did vote for Lineatus. However, please do not include me in this as I still don't have a tank. Just testing my own knowledge.

This may be a first; how did you mess up the raffle? Newbs always win everything. :)

If i didn't get back late from the Reptile Show would have brought a sneeze guard.

I have an 80lb mutt. I cannot give him rawhide bones as he gets very possessive. We give dog biscuits which he can eat rather quick and no issues. Good luck.

We use to go to many. I don't remember those but if they we there ate the same time as the snakes my son would remember.

Yes, my son sees all the reptiles with outrageous prices; and we thought fish prices were high.

This Saturday heading to Hamburg, PA for the Northern Berks Reptile Show. Plan to bring a cooler or two to store some frozen rats. May even pickup another lizard while I am there. Looking to get another chameleon if the price is right.

I have an empty 46g bow front and 120g RR. Just taking up space at this point.

That was very nice of Marineland to make the donation. Also, good luck with the rebuild. I was hit by the storm as well but not sure if I am starting up again. First I need to get the house fixed.

I may be able to lend a hand, let me know when.

Didn't realize you were getting more fish. I do agree with Greybolt on getting new sand. I moved old sand over and had problems for almost a year.

Why can't you leave the 34g tank up and running while you cycle the 120g? Once the cycle is complete you can slowly move the animals over.