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Hello from a newb
Welcome to the Forum! Ask away! Guaranteed, questions will save you money, time and stress! :p- Waddi
- Post #2
- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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Can someone help me identify this please?
Just for future reference too, not all shrimp eat Aiptasia, even Peps are picky. Its hit and miss.- Waddi
- Post #9
- Forum: Identification
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2 Dragon Morays In a reef tank
I have been to hospital 3 times for blood poisoning when I have been bit by a moray. They are not friendly creatures. This is just one picture of many I have of them:- Waddi
- Post #4
- Forum: New to Reefing
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POTM - January, Anything Goes!
Guess I will throw up this one from years ago!- Waddi
- Post #21
- Forum: Photo of the Month
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Voting for POTM - January!
Re: POTM - January, Anything Goes! Guess I will throw up this one from years ago!- Waddi
- Post #8
- Forum: Photo of the Month
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Question About Power Head
Nah they should be fine, no need to worry. But I think you need to get more powerheads. People have preferences of placement, I would aim one up to the surface for oxygen exchange, and the other is personal choice.- Waddi
- Post #4
- Forum: New to Reefing
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best way to make water colder
Carry it outside for 5 mins :p Its -20 deg c here haha- Waddi
- Post #3
- Forum: Water Chemistry
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Question About Power Head
Im sure they are fine, my tang loves the current, and clowns are just generally weird. Now on to more things, one being that your single powerhead will not be enough. You want at least 40x the volume of you tank in turnover. Secondly, a 60 gallon is no where near big enough to house a Sailfin...- Waddi
- Post #2
- Forum: New to Reefing
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Hello
Welcome to the site! Chat rooms are normally more alive after everyone has finished work, in the evening/night.- Waddi
- Post #3
- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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White stringy stuff in tank
Hmm, then last guess would probably be some sort of sponge or tunicate.- Waddi
- Post #6
- Forum: New to Reefing