Recent content by moggyhill

I like to quarantine for 4 weeks as this is a life cycle for ich. It also allows me to watch the fish closely and ensure it is feeding well.

I didn't like volume two too much either. :lol:

LOL, I would like to see a picture. The anemone moved itself to the snail and it will remove itself and find a spot in the tank where it is happy.

no you can not use table salt. Thats a pretty small tank, you can get smaller quantities of salt at most lfs. You might also want to contact your local aquarium club. What are you using for water? Tap water?

Hi, You really don't need baffles in your sump. Scrape all that crap off the sides and clean well. Put some live rock in to create a mini baffle. 750 gallons is ok. The only issue with a pond pump is that they are not designed to handle salt water. I have found that any light over the sump...

Gee, I am missing out on all the fun going on out there. I am just stuck in the Southeast awaiting hurricane season. LOL Ooops Ok, I won't do that again. :D

If you pay for my commute I am there, and here, and there :P

Well I will not mention the other rc board by name, but I am happy to be here and learning oh sooooo much :D

you can have whatever you want in the tank. The issue will be how close to each other the corals are. If you have some distance seperating them you should be fine to start. I would then just monitor them as they grow. That sounds like a great tank. I would love to see pictures of this.

Generally about 4 weeks as this will allow you to see if it develops ich or anything else.

My corals get fed when the tank gets fed, thats it alone with lighting and water changes.

have you tried marine depot, also no kidding home depot or lowes :D

I like the seio's. They are supposed to be coming out with a controller but I don't know when or how much.

you might also get frozen mysis shrimp. They are much higher in protein than brine shrimp. You also would not have to rinse, strain, etc.

the problem I had with African cichlids was that they were addictive. I started with a 55 gallon and ended up with a 600 gallon before I just concentrated on my salt water :D