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i bought a few of these a while ago. they are a life saver. no more spills http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fish-Aquarium-Filtration-Water-Pipe-Filter-Hose-Holder-For-Mount-Tube-Tank-Blue-/201457590691?hash=item2ee7cee1a3:g:5XIAAOSwuTxWCkvi

black medium please

http://www.redseafish.com/aquarium-systems/max-aquarium-systems/max-e-series/ Very interesting setup. There is an option to expand to a cabinet-based sump, and has an attachment for chiller expansion also. Has it's own power strip center all neatly laid out with a wire cover.

@nly04 don't forget to add yourself to the chain above

to answer your questions with my anecdotes: - I wouldn't worry about an rbta releasing toxins, but you should be weary of the stinging they can do. they are much easier to take care of than most people say. Just remember that it likes to roam around sometimes and definitely sting as it moves...

i love them new and fresh tanks! welcome!

muhli check to see if your mag levels are low. if they are, they say higher mag will kill bryopsis. i had what looked like what you had when i first started my tank. i raised mag levels, and started GFO. it started to turn white, and then my turbo snails took care of the rest.

i know i'm late to the party, but that does not look like turf algae. Turf algae is really short and green, and tough to take out unless you have hermit crabs to do it for you. What are your mag levels?

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How about sump pumps?

14k 250 watt DE phoenix bulb btw, i'm noticing green coralline in my tank ever since i've been sprinkling your stuff!

My clam is on the edge of a rock, so I can look at it top-down-ish. I think the angle of reflection needs to be as close as possible to the angle of the light to see things. Love the top down look

I didn't filter out frozen food residue. When I feed, I feed with half a cube of mysis, some reef chili, and some reef roids. I used to broadcast feed, but I do an occasional target feed when algae isn't so bad (like it is now). I agree with @Coral reefer. To update folks, I didn't dose last...

I had the exact same problem as you do now, but I had anthias that would not eat flakes or other dry foods, only frozen stuff. As soon as I introduced frozen foods, my cyano went bonkers. I never found an inexpensive way to export enough of the waste to keep the cyano at bay when it comes to...

dude, you're like the guinea pig for all of us

This is how I get rid of any cyano (red or green): - Stop feeding so much - Siphon out the cyano: -- Stop power heads -- Brush off cyano -- Siphon out the cyano into a filter sock that's (securely) hanging in my sump. I do this as often as needed. My cyano is usually gone within a week

update for everyone: I didn't siphon out anything yesterday, and dosed last night right after lights went out. During the middle of the night, I still saw bubbles caused by the dinos. There were noticeable dinos during the day, as I saw them grow slightly, just not anywhere near how they...

awesome! where did you get the blue tube holder? glad to see someone with a red sea reefer!

The dinos came after green cyano-like carpeting. I think they were working hand-in-hand. If anyone is curious, I dosed H2O2 last night after sucking out as much as i could; and so far it appears that the dinos have had a difficult time restablishing... though still present