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I understand that the system will be runnong and is currently an active preditor tank. That means it is up and running right now. it not just laying around.

Not even cold yet. Have not hit the low 30's yet. I down south in Maine alone the coast near the NH Boarder.

The tank size is a 55G. I am not sure right now how old the system is. I sure I can find out. But your suggesting to get rid of the live sand that is already present. Do I understand that right? What sorts of trouble would I get into if I kept the sand?

It has 3 inches of wet sand in a currently operating system that will be broken down later this month and moved. There will be no liver rock only sand. There will be a small soft coral frag and a bunch of see grasses with copepods.

OK There is a first time for everything... I am on the verge of getting a used tank. It will come with about 3 inches of sand, Light hoos and some sea grasses and hitch hiking copepods I hope. When this tank gets full set up with water, How shall I consider this system, As a new system not...

The good news is that I don't have it yet. I am told it is a yellow Gorgonian and that mean I suppose that iit would be this one:ee attatchment.

Need advise on how to keep Gorgonians. Don't have them yet but may get a frag latter this month.

I looking for a camera too. But have less tan $200. to Spend -- Any ideas what camera will serve the purpose?

Filter Sock ... Hhhhmmmmm. Good Idea. I'll run it up the flagpole and see who'll salute it. :)

Would be great but the $$$ I am not able to do it my self. Not physically able. I have Muscular Dystrophy. Many will not assume the responsiblity in doing it for me should the tank break and I cannot afford another one. not to mention the emotional side of my tank being broken by some who...

I decline to vote at all. And that may be taken as an absolute no. One cannot measure it or test for it after it is dosed.

Yep they are in the same family syngnathid

Curios .. Whats your opinion out the light ... Go bright or go dim?

Add sonething to the tank .... hmmmmmm.... can one measure it or trst for it? Then One probably should not add it to one's tank. I have read about many people being successful using this method. Just pointing out my opinion.

Hello people: I found an interesting comment in a book called ?Encyclopedia of Sea Horses? by Mildred Bellomy (1969). In it (Page 30) there is an observation made that the Giant Sea Horses as well as the Dwarf Sea Horse my be somewhat nocturnal. These observations have been made in ??Japan...