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I have 180lbs more or less in a 120. Plus I have 120+ lbs of sand.

I would do Actinic Geisemann great color Actinic White UVL good color decent par Blue Plus great blue and par Aquasun. great par and growth. If you like a lot of blue then add two blue plus and not Actinic White so your first choice.

Let me say you have had it for five days and not one lousy pic.... ;)

Yep...I can see him from the side...but he isn't cutting a path of destruction through my corals(like before) so happy to let them be.

Congrats ...mine split and stayed right next to each other in the back. I figure if the clone ever decides to move I can try to move him out but if happy where it is so be it.

Tiger tail is one of the standard ones. You don't want a filter feeding sea cucumber. There are a whole variety of them...see what one of our sponsors like Reef to Reptials,OGII, or AO has they are fairly cheap.

+1 for turkey baster

Side of the tank stuff I think everyone gets some....cleaner the water the less times per week you have to clean it. Hair algae is another story, I luckily don't have that one. I know a sea hare will mow it down...snail wise mexican turbo think will eat it....sure others will chime in.

http://www.aquapages.info/index233a.htm http://www.marinebreeder.org/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=219 Couple good threads on that last one.

Very cool, that is one of my long time favorite fish that I haven't gotten. Put me on your CB customer list if you manage it. :)

You are the Snail Queen. ;D Let us know what kind of algae you have that is a good point. I think the sea cucumbers are great....just wanted you to know the risk before getting one. Though I sort of think it falls into the urban myth category.

He lies....get the Motrin!!! :D

CUC= clean up crew Yeah I would add some snails ....1 strombus or fighting conch would work....yes queen would be huge. cucumber 1 would also be OK....just know that if severely stressed they can more or less turn themselves inside out and wipe out your tank. Just read before you get one OK, I...

Well I am sure your guys in the DT are happy to have a big breakfast this morning.

You are a bit limited in that sized tank...maybe stick to a couple more snails. I have a wide variety of snails, hermits, sea cucumber, peppermint shrimp, cleaner shrimp.

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Tuxedo's are strickly algae eaters...safe for that but they will "collect" things.

I had the same tank. Great sand cleaners are conchs maybe one, cucumber like tiger tail again one, and hermits. Don't do too many hermits they will overrun you snail population. That sets up the CUC considering you have some other snails. But those three do a good job on the sandbed. Please know...

Size of tank? Are you talking about clean up crew or chemicals or filtering?

Dr Jim's is going to be loaded with good stuff, he is very conciencious. I second looking to see what people are selling who are getting out ... I got mine that way and was excellent.