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Well I stopped the prazipro on Saturday, since the Anthias seemed to be doing much better. I upped the feeding to 4-5 times a day, mixing as much cyclopeeze as I could. Fins were fine, and spots were gone. I also have been feeding Seachem's Focus and Metronizadole, as well as prazipro...

Well there seems to be a mistake on my part. My measuring spoons had the marking rubbed off and I may have been using the 1/2 teaspoon instead of the 1 teaspoon to do the dosing...I atleast made the mistake for this current regiment.

I've done this as well but only a couple of drops per cup, I've read, however, it can be dangerous: http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1466879&perpage=25&highlight=prazipro tinkers&pagenumber=3 I thought 4 feedings was sufficient especially with the easier anthias like...

Recently moved to the bay area from MD, and had my aquarium set up from the beginning of March. I have 4 juvenile bartlett's anthias that I've kept for a little over a month and half now. Naively, since I bought the fish from one of the more reputable stores in the SF bay area (where I am now)...

Thanks for the replies everyone. Yes the lighting here will be different. I thought about asking someone to hold my corals, but I feel like it's a bit too much responsibility and risk. I have at least a few grand laying in that small tank, and if anything dies, I'd want it to be because of me.

So I have an established 20 gallon nano stocked with SPS in maryland (under the care of my parents and me remotely) and am planning to move my livestock here to a 60 gallon cube. Here is my plan, please let me know if you see any real faults on it. Keep in mind that I realize this is a risky...

Thanks, I already sent Gen an inquiry about a sump and ato reservoir but I'll ask about a stand too.

I'm looking to get a new stand built for my 60 gallon cube to better match the furniture of my apartment. Does anyone know any vendors/members who build them? Thanks.