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So help me my physics teacher will think she taught lessons on me for naught (probably true)....but if we filled the tank to the full 1400 pound capacity - there'd be nothing in there but water. The LR and equipment added into the tank will displace a portion/volume of water. I just don't know...

Ok so I didnt' want to hijack the other thread - but I saw that magic had a cleaner wrasse and Mike has neon gobys. My question is:(and this is NOT a flame to magic/mike) Is the cleaner wrasse a fish that can be sustained in our tanks? And better yet is it captive bred? Same question for the...

that little baby pic would have been my vote for POTM!!! :D

Hard to say with that pic but it sounds like just a bristle worm to me. I have several that build tubes...they don't seem to bother any of my fish or other inverts. Really small worms are more than likely just a meal for a fish...I recall once I snagged one out and was going to try and put it in...

if you leak test the 20g and are sure you're not going to be taking the sump out - you could take the 155 off the stand and try and drop the 20 in from the top.

I dunno about the lighting but that website is pretty cool...thanks for linking!

Looking good...glad to have you back!

Temperature is going to be important as most species are not tropical...

Re: NJRC Members Free. I don't think anyone in the club would perceive that...but I respect your decision and applaud your generosity to the members.

amazing...was there a UGF buried somewhere back there? :P 25yrs back that was still highly advocated...

you found the right club - panmanmatt knows his stuff on SH tanks...here's one old thread - but if you have more Qs definitely post em! Seahorse Care Questions

10!!!! I imagine a very tiny percentage or so of the fish that enter the LFS get that kind of return on life... It's really great/encouraging to see these kinds of results... Anyone have any firefish they have kept long term? My wife likes them and wants one but I tend to think they are more...

I don't care... but it's like an accident...you can't help but look! and it's looking good! ;)

Hey E...nice hour to be posting!...welcome to njrc! Anyways I can't answer the question on the bulkheads but the club isn't purposefully centric towards central/south. I'd rather think that the members in those areas tend to be more prevalent on the boards. In fact I believe the way they set...

Sand Sifter does not eat algae. Fighting conches are neat little guys but i'm not sure i'd get more than 1 for a 45 tank. What other snails or hermits do you have?

If it were me I'd remove all the stuff and then have it staged and have an open house. In this market unless you are really under-pricing the comps in the neighborhood any little thing (like a tank) may just put you to the back of the list for potential home buyers. Even if you do happen to find...

welcome!!!! Glad to have you aboard!

welcome to NJRC - for someone new to the hobby - starting with a 120 - well definite thumbs up here! You should definitely post some pictures...there are quite a few tale of the tanks with 120's...good info on each of them. Good luck!

I can see he has credentials as a vet and doc for birds. In addition I like the fact that he breeds his own and sells them (rather than more captured wild birds). Not sure though whether that translates into being an expert to hold seminars for saltwater aquaria. Until one personally visits...

wait until the perc gets bigger and then get a much smaller subadult perc. They may pair up right away or the bigger one may just kill/harass the smaller one. If i had to wager - usually a GSM will win any battle against a perc...especially when that gsm grows.