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I just saw your PM with your Cell # and will call you later. I checked my sent messages and only one is there, strange.

I sent you a few PMs did you ever get them?

I will be ordering my new skimmer this week and have decided to go with this one. Reef Octopus NWB-150 6" Internal Protein Skimmer Any comments good or bad appreciated. Thanks Mark

Maybe you can seal it in with some silicon or crazy glue.

Cool idea. To make things easier and a bit faster I would separate the corals in groups on the table. One section all SPS, Softies, etc.

I had something similar in my tank. It more rust colored though. I took a pic with my cell and showed a LFS who is vendor here. They said it was a type of algae and not to worry. Try and get better a pic.

When I first saw that pic I assumed it was snow until I read the headline.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/thousands-spiders-blanket-australian-farm-escaping-flood-165958059.html

I don't recall seeing this before. http://www.wimp.com/animalvoiceovers/

Ryan, try your local Lowes or Homedepot. I know when I was young i would go with my dad to Paterson and bend everything for free just had to wait your turn. Don't ask me where as I was to young to drive or know where I was.

if you are handy and on a budget this might be up your alley. They give you all the parts just need to assemble it your self. Two kits $40 and $50. http://www.aquahub.com/store/diygaquarium.html

Well, The one ear healed up nicely but I had to slice the other ear last night. I hope this is the end and the turtle just recovers now.

I have the Auto Top Off One and just use a spare 100g pump I had.

Just scratch it more and show her you need a new tank....LOL Let us know how you make out.

I have ran into this problem getting used tanks for my son's lizards and turtles. I managed to get 90% of it clean using vinegar and a sharp razor; tank was dry. I had to repeat this 2 or 3 times. As for you trying this in your current tank is a tough call. You don't want to much vinegar in...

Reef Fixations, Welcome aboard. In short the idea of dosing Vinegar or Vodka is that its a source of carbon. This will help reduce Nitrates in the water. There are articles on Reef Central and Reef Keeping on this topic. I believe some of those links are here on a different post. Edit...

You need to take entire water volume into account when dosing. I estimate about 90g total including my sump but I only dose 6ml of peroxide daily.

I tried to tell my wife a new tank against the other wall will allow me to paint the wall where it is now instead of around like I did. But she then said in that case we should get a new floor. :ambivalence:

I give AJ credit for coming up with excuse to upgrade. Will have to try that one with my wife and see if it works...LOL

I have three heads of metallic green mushrooms that detached from the main colony. Will trade for other cool shroom or zoas, let me know what you have. It is right in the center of the pic, they are about the size of a quarter each. Pic doesn't do them justice. Thanks for looking. Mark Not...