Recent content by aliendomain

I need a tripod as well and a better camera, the digital I have is only 1.4 mega pixels. :x

My Bicolor Blenny spends allot of time on top of or next to my elegance. My guess is that elegance does not have as much of a sting as an anemone. Have you seen your gobie feeding the coral? I haven't seen any behavior like this from my Blenny, I'm just curious. Great photo! AlienDomain

8O And these kittens over here are food for this iguana.

Acrylics, Thanks for the great info. I always wanted to get into acrylic work and with my wedding on the way I figured why not register for tools :wink: . Cheers

What power tools are best for cutting acrylic tubes and sheets? Size/model info is helpful as well. Thanks!

IMO Marine Fish and Cappuccino Bay both in Marietta, have a great healthy selection of corals, clams and fish (well priced). I also agree Dragoon about The Fish Store And More although they do have a great display tank.

Removing as much of the mechanical filtration as you can will help reduce nitrate as well.

Here's a link for both 80mm and 120mm Fan Guards. They are for computer cases (some game oriented designs geared toward the geek) but they should do the job. I like the alien one myself :wink: http://www.chill-tek.com/products/grills-filters.html Hope this helps, Tony

Oxymonacanthus longirostris or Long-nosed Filefish. A while back I had one, cool fish, but it did eat at my corals so it went back to the store. Here's a link with more info. http://www.uog.edu/marinelab/fish/species_html/oxymonacanthus.longirostris.html

The only thing I could think of with a submersible temperature probe would be something like a Medusa Heater/Chiller Controller but that's allot to spend on a fan controller. Is this for a fan that cools the sump or a canopy?

The housing has plastic rivets that would need to be removed to see where the temp probe is, I didn't want to chance damaging the thing and not be able to return it. I didn't contact Azoo because the setup instructions are simple, set the high temp for cooling and the low temp for heating, but...

Greg, Sorry to hear that you are having the same problem I did. I had bought one of those Azoo Thermoelectric Chillers and I have to say that IMO they are trash. I read the instructions that came with the chiller/heater which made it sound that it's designed to read the ambient (room) temp...

Tom, Well done, I'm guessing your a web geek as well. :D

It could be nudibranch, if you post a picture there is a better chance of an ID or do a search in the Coral, Rock and Sand Hitchhikers Forum.

I would suggest 3 175wt or 250wt metal halides (MH), the rule is one MH per two feet of tank. This will give you the best lighting for your 150 and MHs will last for around a year. Tritons and other standard wattage florescence won't give you the penetration that you need not to mention that...