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Thanks for all your input...I think I will wait for a tank upgrade before getting the Hippo Tang.

pretty impressive!

I see tank recommendations for these fish all over the board from 55 gal. to 180 gal. as minimum tank size requirements. Tank raised as a more hardy variety vrs. wild etc. What is the experience and suggestions from all of you? I have a 120 gal. that is 48x18x32. I would like to add one for my...

Mysis shrimp are found in all the LFS in my area. Readily available online too. Good start on you tank BTW...

+1, the corals are fantastic!

Wow very nice...

Very nice....looks great.

I'm using Red Sea Coral Pro and I found this helpful.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlIHJ02NaKk

Time for an update: I have added some new corals over the last week or so New Zoa colony and a new Daisy polyp? I'm not sure and now I question the names that the guy at the LFS gives me. My wife like this one because it looks like a bunch of daisy's Red Mushroom is doing really well. The...

mine did that for the first couple of days, but now they are feeding just as aggressive as the other fish...they are fun to watch.

how long did it take to acclimate those?

very nice looking tank...love the color of all those corals.

what's the name of the coral in the first picture? that looks like the one I just got and am trying to identify? Pictures are great...what camera are you using? I need to get a better one myself....

New toys arrived the other day, today was the first chance I have had to use them. Calcium is 466 Phosphate 0 added a couple of tank mates for the Green Chromis...these guys are just fun to watch! also added a new ricordia and a new I'm not sure what can't remember the name....any...

most of the pumps will give you a flow chart by dead rise in vertical ft. So you will have to pick one based on how much water you need to move vrs. the vertical rise and head pressure

good job Ted I like it!

you can use a variety of things from Rubbermaid garbage bins etc. I happen to have some old salt brine tanks from old water softener systems

I set mine up so that the ro/di water goes into the tank on the left which has a float valve to shut off the water when full. From that tank I can pump into the tank on the right and then mix salt water. inside the salt water mixing tank there is a mixing pump and a transfer pump so I can...

If you want to use your r/o for drinking water and for making salt water for your tank then I would do the following.... This diagram represents a standard under sink r/o system. You could "T" off the line going to the faucet and run a line to your storage tank w/ float valve to mix salt...

Beautiful tank Smitty!