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I don't think they use the snout for algae in crevices but more for crustaceans. The guy who made the comment I don't think was as knowledgeable as the other one.
My 160g pond cracked at the seem so I bought a new one. One way since the crack was on the seem for the old pond I cut off the top section. If anyone can use the bottom for a small water garden or what ever let me know. I have a pic I can send via email.
Searching the WEB wasn't much help. Some sites said no for PC and RBTA; other sites said they are okay for shallow tanks but never mentioned what they meant by shallow. A few sites had 2 to 6 watts per gallon which is a big gap.
I was thinking of getting an RBTA for my 75g tank. I have 226 watts of PC lighting. If my math is correct 226/75 would about 3 watts per gallon. If this is right is it enough light for the nem?
Thanks
Mark
Sid,
Too funny. I meant I have the PDF on my hard drive and didn't know how to upload. So I gave the link to all the logs instead. My comment makes me sound like a Dumb A** after making the statement and then posting a link.
Fish Channel has 3 logs; FW, SW and reef. Here is the link to the main page. You may need to login. I have them downlaoded in PDF just not sure how to post here.
http://www.fishchannel.com/fish-magazines/aquarium-fish-international/aquarium-maintenance-logs.aspx
This time I did stress some as the pet sitters are not very knowledgeable about the tank. I did leave detailed instructions and a phone number for a member here just in case. They just didn't open the cabinet to see the low water level. On the plus side all fish corals still alive. I am now wet...
Bax, I think the water weight and heat caused the crack. It was pulled out in the Spring for a good cleaning and I think it was not seated properly. Most likely left a gap between the dirt and bottom causing stress and it cracked. The plant shelf on the other side buckled as well.