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+1. the last time I messed with my sand is when I removed it all at once. a month later the tank crashed and wiped out all but my clowns, my eel, and marine betta. I then added new sand back and had to start a new cycle and since then I haven't cleaned it or touched it. I just bought 2 sand...

yeah I only got the seachem stuff cause the ReefresH20 block I used to use is off the market and that had to be replaced every year. at least this stuff doesn't need to be replaced. But it does work. and yeah I overloaded it. I have enough to filter over 800 gallons. my water is crystal clear. I...

i use a euroreef skimmer and a sh!tload of seachem pond matrix and I overfeed like crazy. the seachem pond matrix takes a little while to cycle but works great. I have 4 litres of it in my sump right before my return pumps which is seperated by egg crate so the water passes through it all the...

yeah its a maxima and its about 4 inches. yes it released it but it was already dead. It probably has happened before but I don't know.

It was getting crushed for about 5 minutes before it was released lifeless. it's a shame cause it was the first christmas wrasse I have ever been able to keep alive. I had it for about a year or more. I didn't see it happen I was looking into the tank on the opposite side and then saw some sand...

yeah I don't think he will be spitting anything anytime soon. lol. Never seen that happen before. As for the algae, I haven't had a chance to do a full clean up on the acrylic. wish I did so I would have a clearer pic. Camera died right after the shot. so did the wrasse. :(

I was looking into my tank for a few minutes and noticed my christmas wrasse spitting water at my clams and I guess he got too close and this is what happened........

i only did it for that long because they are corals that have been in my system for quite sometime and I toothbrushed them while in the H2O2, so I figure the less time the better in the iodine since I put the coral through enough stress with the H2O2 dip. You don't have to do the iodine I just...

you can use a soft toothbrush and scrub off the algae while its in the H2O2. it makes the hair algae come right off. do a iodine dip after the H2O2 bath and watch how your corals look the next day. I am very satisfied with what I did. good luck to whoever does this. I only had the corals in each...

i just did this to over 10 pieces of coral. the way I decided to do this is, I had setup 3 small glass tanks that I bought at pet club for 10 bucks each. 1 tank had saltwater from my tank with hydrogen peroxide, the next tank had saltwater from tank and a shit load of kents tech I(iodine), and...

looked it up on reefcentral and they have a 9 page forum on trashing it. I figured that they tend to trash just about everything on reefcentral I would ask this here since everybody is very helpful.

I know someone who started using the product about a month ago and I was wondering if anybody has tried it themselves and what were the results? here is the website. http://www.ecoaqualizer.com/aquarium_filter/products.php

I have had a nitrate problem for several years now and I have tried just about everything. I've tried vodka dosing, purigen, wet skimming, huge water changes, and the only thing that worked really well was a ReefresH20 block. it dropped my nitrates to zero quick, but marine depot stopped selling...

sweet. thanks for the info. I put them on the sand in a low current area. I hope they color up as they fluff up. they look like they just got them in. my tank tends to change corals colors after a while. i'm gonna take pics of them and compare a week or so from now.

So I got lucky today at a LFS. I picked up two colonies of australomussas 1 is red and the other is green. I paid only 115 for both. But since I brought in some stuff I only paid 50. Anyway. Does anybody know where they liked to be placed and lighting needs?

yeah somebody told me the same thing today.

looks like I might have to go there depending on price. I go through it fast.

i would, but I have been using this salt for a couple of months and I don't want to change salts again. The D&D salt works wonders for my tank. I guess I will have to pay the cost I guess. Marine depot sells it of 64 dollars but adds a 21 dollar fee for heavy shipping. looks like this is the...

since Ocean treasures shut down I have no place to get it from. I could go to dublin to get it at aquarium concepts, but they are charging 89.99 for the 5 gallon bucket. so it would cost me over a hundred dollars after gas and toll to get it. So does anyone know where a LFS sells it for a...

sweet/ maybe when I get home from Nassau I can come check them out if you still have them. I am coming home on monday the 21st.