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how did you get those? they come in on your rock? i dont think they will hurt anything. maybe keep an eye on them for any changes.

dont forget about all the little critters that you are growing in there to reseed your tank. they like algae

take heart, just think of all the new fish you can now try that wouldnt fit in there before. ps. you are not the only one to learn the hard way

wish i could get acans to do well in my tank. that is beautiful.

yup, did the same thing with that cyno algae killer. supposed to be reef safe. killed all my shrimp and crabs.

i had one too. my daugter bought it for me as a suprize. they eat plankton type foods, ie-marine snow or coral food etc. mine gradually faded away. i could not feed it enough. you will know when its feeding. it puts out those feathery tenticles you were mentioning and puts them in its...

i would do a vacuum of the bottom. any thing i have read said that the liquid removers bond to the phosphate and sink to the bottom or get removed by the skimmer. vacuuming may help remove it. also i would do a couple large waterchanges and put in fresh charcoal and rinse real well or change...

wow, thats great. congratulations on your new arrivals. good luck with them.

lucky you. i had a striated bristletooth tang that i had to remove from mine. he was a great fish and he kept the rocks spotless, but out of the blue after about five yrs of perfect behavour he started to chase all my little fish. lost a couple from stress, wouldnt come out and eat. he...

pix of my 265 gal but for some reason only 1/2 showed up

good luck catching it without tearing your tank apart

i have had this happen too. lost all my livestock and corals except for an amemone and 2 clarkies. i cleaned every dead thing out that i could find. did big water changes every couple days for a couple wks and put a big dose of fresh charcoal in the filter. cleaned my skimmer dayly for a...

should heal on its own as long as what ever caused it doesnt bother him again. keep your water quality up to allow him to heal without getting infection. keep an eye out at nite when the lites are out because whatever it is thats probably when its active. if you do have a cirolanid isopod...

i use that red sea no3:p04-x phospate reducer and i find that it doubles the crap coming out of my skimmer. i had an on-off cyno problem too. started using the red sea n0p0 and it cleared up. took a couple or 3 wks though. also i moved my powerheads around to get more flow and i cut back on...

seeing as Australia is a british colony you would probably use the imperial measurement, same as canada. 4.54 litres to a gallon. so your tank is 254 gallons over here in canada. in the states their gallon is smaller, 3.78 litres, so down there its 302 gallons. hey i wonder if its...

i want that. how many gallons is that

i am not trying to be offensive. i just saw all that silver stuff and i am thinking big time new tech products here. i really didnt have any idea that those were lights.. i have never seen lights like that and your skimmer is just scary. i am about 10 yrs behind if thats what everyone is...

well probably shouldn't but thats how i started. i saw a tank at someones house, fell in love and raced out and bought a 40 gal tank, bucket of salt, some rock, a hob skimmer, a hob filter pump and a anemone and 2 clarkis. the anemone was badly bleached, and the clarkis were an inch long...

ok call me stupid but i have no idea what these pix are. also you are not saving money you are just buying bigger teck stuff. for those of us that dont speck teck- ie- me please explain what these pix are, i understand the colored lights but i dont have any idea what silver canister things are

with out a doubt, thats what we should do, but realistically thats not going to happen with 90% of us, including me and probably you as well