Murminator

Thankya and yes eveything was DIY

I made short videos they seem to turn out better than pics ** Click on the pics *** Side Candies, Torch, Acans Clam and Clowns Actinics Sump

I just use vinegar in a siringe and blast them

Welcome....yay nother saltwater guy :thumbs:

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When you build it make sure your arm can fit in it I double hinged mine so I can get my arm in with taking the top off. It houses 2X250w metal halides and 2 T5 atinics

Nice favia :thumbs:

or take a hammer a smash it into smaller pieces :shock: more trips but not as heavy :tongue:

Salt water is wayyyyy easier than it sounds, now planted tank for me is imposible and keeping cichlids happy without ripping each other to shreds haven't figured that out either. Reef tanks is easy to find the balance they become self sufficient just feed them couple times a week no algae no fighting it is acually stress free :thumbs:

Lots-O-razorblades I also heard sawing fishing line down the silicon works also

Saltwater flow through my veins but because of the wife I have 3 fresh tanks and only 2 salt

How big is that trigger tank ?....I thinking of doing a FOWLR

26? holy shat!!! sounds like a lot is that a big litter? small one?

My favorite overall fish :thumbs: ....great shots what camera you using?

Yup been there couple times ......my kinda store :thumbs:

#4 sunburst which is a hybrid also

Can you imagine how big the corals and clams could get? The salt would cost fortune. Yeah but coral propagation would actually make money to pay for it, I see it as way to pay for itself :thumbs:

Mandarins got me into salt water. I had one in my 90 but I only had about 66# of rock which is not enough to keep him alive. I tried to get him frozen with no luck he lasted just shy of a year( The only fish salt fish I have lost not due to jumping or powerfailure). Now I have about 120# of rock and lots on my refugium so that should be enough to maintain one.

A seahorse setup is very simple for such a complicated fish, something I have yet to try

YO !!!!! :welcome:

Mod team must be doing a fairly good job I haven't noticed any or maybe I never paid attention to them

Would interceptor do the same trick?

I say a reef tank corals, clams, and fish always look the best veiwed from the the top :thumbs:

need some more details flow? what kind of lights how old are they? how long they on for? any other livestock besides the shrimp? what ever the case more flow, reduce light time, reduce feeding. Flow & old bulbs or not the right "K" is usually the cause for algae like that

Amazing tank.....I seen it when it was the tank of them month on Reef Central. Amazing what you can do with unlimited funds