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Here is a pic of my Hippo tang. The best I could get as it is still active and eating. Any ideas as to what it could be and how to treat? Thanks Mark

It could be ick. The hippo is not looking well tonight. It came on very fast; as the whole body is covered. Was not like that yestrday.

I can't believe you are parting with this. I have seen it in person and it's beautiful.

Day 18 - 10g water change. Nitrates - the same, slightly less than 5ppm.

Until I get some type of controller I took one pump out of the system for now. I placed the other in the middle back glass pointing in opposite directions. Edit: I forgot to mention that the two pumps caused some irritation on my hippo tang. Looks like little air bubbles or sand on its body...

Here is the only concern I had which was the magnet. Only this one fell apart so I glued it together. Since I am using it on the outside of the tank I didn't feel it was worth the trouble of returning.

If Mr. B watches Family Guy he may know what you're talking about. They had an episode poking fun at the A-Team.

The noise is minimal compared to the koralia.

Paul, Sounds like he wants you to be Maid of Honor.

Tony, I don't know the answer to your question. There no mention of it either way.

Here you go. http://njreefers.org/showthread.php?75758-WTB-8gal-Bio-Cube&p=681517#post681517

Right now at the same time. Probably not a good idea. I will see what the flow is like and decide if one should come out until I can get a controller.

Very cool Sandee. I would love to setup a FW tank but not going to happen anytime soon.

Paul, Third paragraph from the bottom, last sentence. "Hobbyists willing to spend approximately an extra $100 can combine the latest generation Koralia powerheads with a Hydor, JBJ or similar controller to create even more varied water flow patterns within their aquarium."

Tony, I found this review; hope it helps. Edit: First link didn't have the details. http://www.aquariumdomain.com/Product_Reviews/KoraliaMagnum5_Review/Hydor_Koralia_Magnum_5-Product_Review.php According to this review they are controllable.

Well, placing them at opposite ends on the back glass tank and pointing opposite didn't seem to work out. Still much flow out front and I didn't like the way the adapters were directing the flow. I decided to place them on glass sides of the tank. It still seems like to much flow and am...

Thanks for the suggestions. I will give that a try and see how things look.

Jim, Eventually, I was planning on that but was more concerned where to place them for best flow.

Just looking for suggestions on where to place the new powerheads. I currently have one on the left and right side on the back glass. The pumps caused the sand in the corners to blow out and make a small mound on each front corner, see pics. Should I place them in the middle of the back glass...

That is good to know. It seems fairly well made so hopefully will last awhile.