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All of those are nice. Especially the frogspawn and torch, but you know me and my Euphyllia addiction. ;) What's that first one, it looks like a millepora?

I was T-15. Yes sir, no ma'am. I hold doors for everybody, I say thank you to our brave men and women serving, I work hard and help others. Hell, I would give you my own two shoes if you needed them more than I.

That's gonna be tough. You may need 3-4 small pumps to get random flow and no dead spots. The goal is to keep everything in suspension sp it can be filtered out.

I remember. Some of the best music started in the mid to late '70's.

Good info. And if he doesn't seem to go for nori, put a few drops of garlic on it.

I just suck it up and wait til I do a water change. I still don't have a mag float for some reason so I keep my hands out as much as I can. Maybe I should go buy one today...

They're filter feeders.

I've been wanting one. Cool addition!

Not welcome back, more like hey, how was vacation?

You should be doing water changes weekly. They aren't to remove nitrates, but to replace all the minerls that get used up like strontium, calcium, magnesium, potassium, etc...

+1. There's no way 40+- fish will cohabitate in a 180. Maybe if you had 40 chromis, but I doubt that, even. Like they said, depending on fish, maybe 15-20 or so.

Darren, please don't post multiple threads for one subject/question. That's still not quite enough info, what's your clc, alk and mag levels? How long did you drip? What's your lighting? How long has your tank been set up? Be prepared to answer all of these questions each time because the more...

+1.

I have a yellow clown goby and he's pretty active, moving between spots to perch. I hear they are like clowns and change sexes, thus you can buy 2 small ones. I was never brave enough (and I have other fish on my list) to try. I'd you want a lot of action, get some cleaner or peppermint shrimp.

I guess if you have it, try it, but I don't think it'll be enough.

Probably not.

I wouldn't do a y-pipe and a drain, probably just 1"pipe to the fuge and then 1" from fuge to skimmer with 3/4" return pipe.

http://pureaquariums.com/plumbing-flow-rates/ I would say 1 1/4" and y-pipe to 1". I was talking about @Aquarian's auto-spell.

Plumping and fudge? Wth kindaa tank are you building?

How did you acclimate and what are your parameters? I'm on my cell phone, but it looks like the stringy stuff could be sweeper tentacles. Do they only come out at night or when you try to feed it?