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+1 that sounds like a recipe for major problems later

Really? I've used super glue gel tons of times, and I've never once had a problem with it. There were times I super glued frags to rocks, and they were happy with all polyps extended within minutes. Perhaps certain corals are more affected?

I madea little "pod pile" in my 38 gallon; I went to fish stores and asked to buy the larger bits of rubble from the bottom of their live rock bins, most sold it at a highly reduced rate too, since they saw it as my cleaning the bottom scraps out of their bins. I just grabbed anything from...

Skip the skimmer, don't skip water changes. Good to go!

Very nice, good find!

Nice work, that looks awesome. :bounce:

Oh my god... :shock: Seriously? That's not a joke?

I have a D&D Typhoon, and it sounds pretty much just like the name :shock: I need something that is almost silent (or as close to it as possible) that will easily handle a 38 gallon mixed reef. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance! :mrgreen:

I've heard that it can mess with your water quality as well... :twocents:

Yep, that should be fine, I do that all the time.

I've had a couple feather dusters toss their plumes... one took 3 months to come back, I thought for sure he was dead. If you're not too squeamish... reach in there and grab the tube (lightly) and pick him up a little bit... you should feel the worm moving around inside. :shock: Warning...

WOW! That was in only 5 months? Nice work, the tank is looking great!

I would definitely dump one of the filters in favor of a skimmer... after adding a skimmer to my tank, the filter hardly gets dirty at all... but the skimmer pulls some seriously nasty junk out of the water. And of course, I don't have to buy filter media for the skimmer, so it saves me money...

Now THAT is love and devotion! That's one lucky lionfish!