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Welcome to the club.I agree if the corals are liking the times you've chosen I wouldnt chnge a thing.Sounds like yr on track with the lighting

Good change to the powerheads,now ya need to get a controller for them.I think the fixture is a gd height for t5's thats how I have mine on the 55gal

I know you said no water movement,but what about the temp?And have (in that yr ) did any water changes?If yes to either I would just do some major water changes.Sure beats starting from scratch and going thru a major cycle.Aside from coraline algea is anythin alive in the tank? snails,hermits etc?

Or maybe some people only have a 2 bulb fixture and wouldnt have a need for 16 bulbs,or maybe they may want to go leds in the future and dont want to waste the $$,OR...*smerks*

Maybe thats what were workin on Sunny.Unless yr posting on here to buy them,but just to clarify,why would someone buy all the bulbs if only 4 are needed.

Great looking fish,I really like the yellows in the lionfish,cant say Ive seen one like that before.

Tom If you do decide to sell seperate them I'd be interested in 4,since I only have a 4 bulb fixture.Or if anyone wants a few maybe we can combine our cash and split the bulbs...

That pic is def a fire clown and they are nice looking fish for sure.If your interested in a tomato clown I have one in my sump just waiting for someone to give it a nice big tank.

I hope you have better luck than most people that get anglers.From what Ive seen they are not fish that live long in captivity.And I agree with Matt on what he posted.Wishing you great success with both the fish you got and post pics if ya can and keep us updated on the progress...

2-4 yrs old?? I dont believe it,these are clean like new...great deal for someone who could use a pump or two or three,glwts

I agree with most of the posts so far.The flag flown at half mast should be for soldiers,firemen,police,government officials etc.Im sure we could find other ways to acknowledge singers,actors etc.But as most of us know prescript drugs are becoming a very big issue in the U.S.I think that no...

wow way kewl...I always liked him even in his new game show..

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Great news,I like the reef octo,I have an octo and love it.good luck with it.

Ryan, I would do a shallow sand bed no more than a few inches or less.Unless you want to keep some wrasses then I would do a few more inches.Deep sand beds can get risky if you ever stir it up and release "gases" or sediment.Rubble would be best left in yr sump tank to help raise copeapods.Mud...

Could you get a few pics?But sight unseen sounds like you could cut/trim at the tear and reglue it to a frag plug/disc or rock rubble.Although I have been told that crazy glue gel yr able to glue to rocks while its under water.I havent tried this yet.

Mark, Same here.Hope the corals do well for you.Lets hope for a quick turnaround on the scroll and brain

Jim He also did it with his dog too. As for the fish I gave this thght awhile back and wondered if fish could be mounted inside bottles and kept as like specimen types.Im glad I wasnt alone in this thinking.But maybe we could keep this to ourselves;)

Truely incredible looking fish.Excellent looking tank,thanks for sharing the pics with us.