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50 lbs live rock now $50. I have buckets available for transport.

This is a 75G aquarium with wood stand. There is a light strip, but it is for freshwater. I am in the process of emptying the tank, so it will be available empty. It's about one year old. In very good condition. $150 or best offer. I will throw in the following salifert tests: phosphate...

Tank Sale + Live rock I am moving to Atlanta and selling what I have. FISH (ALL TAKEN) - Female tomato clown from Pacific East Aquaculture. $10 or best offer. - Mandarin goby from New World Aquarium on 38th. I have had him since December last year and he is doing well. I have a 10 gallon...

The contracting and then expanding later is normal. If it doesn't expand to its original size, and appears to be shrinking over time or losing tentacles then I would be worried. My BTA just died today, so I am no expert.

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I am moving from my apt in the west village to midtown in about a month. I need some help from a vendor or hobbyist to move my two tanks. It would need to be someone with a vehicle and some big tubs. Here are my tanks: 70 Gallon freshwater aquarium with a betta fish, pleco, and some shrimp...

This is in near new condition. I used it for a few months, but its too big for my tank. I have a new tank and I'm looking for some interesting little critters in trade. So far I have the IPSF tank kit and the Inland Aquatics detrivore kit. I'm particularly interested in some sort of little...

I have a new tank and my nitrates are around 5. I know that's not harmful, but I thought the live rock would tend to bring nitrates to zero. Does this just take time? I set up my 30g w/ 10g sump/refugium about one month ago. I got about 50lbs live rock from Dr. Mac. About two weeks ago, I...

My live rock arrived today from Pacific East Aquaculture. It looks great, and exactly as advertised. It looks a little bleached in the photo, but theres a lot of colorful coralline growth, mostly purple. It doesn't smell at all, so I imagine it will not need to cure for long. I need to work...

Thanks jadakiss. I wasn't too worried about drilling the glass. The only think that really scares me is water flooding my apartment.

Hi All: I now have my 30 gallon with 10 gallon sump up and running. The DT has a Coralife compact fluorescent lights (65W actinic and 65W 10K). I installed a Glass-Holes nano overflow that runs down to the 10G sump. The sump has a sock filter, Tunze skimmer, and an Eheim 1048 pump for return...

I like the look of your tank. I guess by natural you mean more earth tones, right? And it makes the bits of color in the fish and coral really stand out all the more.

Thanks for sharing. I hope you feel better soon.

The koralia nano is actually a lot more powerful than I thought it would be. I put it on the side of my 75G freshwater and I have some movement from plants on the far side (almost four feet away). Thanks for the advice all. The MP pumps look awesome, but I think too much $$$ for me right now...

I just got a nano Koralia a few days ago and I realize its way too small for the tank. I'm thinking maybe two or three #2 or #3s would be best? Do I need to worry about little fish getting sucked into the back of a Koralia? That's my concern about getting one that's too big. I guess people...

I live on the sixth floor of an apartment building. When I upgraded to a 75 gallon freshwater aquarium (reef tank is up and coming) I got rental insurance with good liability coverage. I specifically asked if it would cover liability for water damage from the aquarium and the broker said yes...

I'm interested. Why do you put new in quotation marks? Is it in good shape?

Nice setup. What is the smaller tank on the right?