markdadof2

What do you guys feed your emerald crabs?

I'll buy some as well if they hatch out. Good work!

OK, these pics are not great but you will hopefully get the idea. This is JUST after setting up so there is still some 'skudge' from the carib-sand on the side walls.

fishiefish - how long has your tank been set up? I got mine running yesterday and I hope to be ready for some frags in about a month or so. My tank is 15 gal and I put in 17lbs of live rock.

I could always brew up a batch of wheat..my house specialty

I set up my nano today - 17lbs of live rock and a few hermit crabs - also got an emerald crab that came in on the rock. I will post some pictures of the ordeal soon!

oh, where do you guys find live rock for 3.00 per lb? The cheapest I can find is 5.00 per lb.

Thanks.

Fishiefish - I always have some plants to unload. I have American Val, hygro, pennywort, dwarf sagittaria, Brazilian micro sword and possibly an amazon sword

It will certainly be a few weeks to a month before I am ready for any coral frags. I was in Waves tonight pricing a nice 90gallon setup. Has the addiction already started? ha ha!

I would just like to say HI and introduce myself here on the boards as the newest newbie!

I am extremely new to salt but fairly experienced with freshwater planted tanks. I have acquired a 15 gallon nano tank with PC lighting that I plan on setting up here fairly soon. I am currently reading up on how to set things up and learning that patience is one of the best ingredients to being a successful saltwater reefer (soft corals only with my lighting)

I am just warning you guys that I will probably have a fair amount of questions over the next few months, so be prepared

Also, if anyone does have a freshwater aquarium and would like some plants just let me know as I enjoy giving them out.

So, does anyone want to wager on the possibility of my freshwater tank going bye-bye and being converted to salt in the next 6 months? He he he!

Also, if anyone has frags for sale over the next 3-4 weeks I would be interested!

I look forward to learning from all of you!

-Mark