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It's 125 gallons

When I had my tank before it was fully stocked and happy so I really never added much as far as corals and / or clams. Now that I am getting it back but with little life in it I am having to reconsider the inhabitants. I already have a fabulous huge blue maxima clam but was wondering if I can get more than one this time round? Another consideration is the RBTA. After seeing them and some of the great pictures posted I was wondering what type of things I should be considering with them? I have read that if you get them placed in a good spot they don't move much. I am very fond of the relationship with clown and anemone! Thank you all again!

It is in good flow now. I have a tsunami blue that mixes thing up a bit with the wave pumps. It has been "opening up" nicely since the tank has been "stabalized" if you will. I guess I will try cutting them of and see what happens.

So after reading about the options and the fact that my lone peppermint after a month in the tank didn't seem to like aiptasia I decided to get Aiptasia X. On the way out the door Saturday to get some I see the Peppermint battling the biggest Aiptasia in my tank! So I decided not to get the medication. Sure enough by then end of the weekend he cleaned out EVERY single Aiptasia. He went nuts. So now I can only hope that the stories of them eating coral aren't true for him!!! He would clean me out before I knew what happened!

C-O-N-G-R-A-T-U-L-A-T-I-O-N-S !!!! We got ourselves another reefer!

I wish I didn't have to register to see their pictures. Bet they are cute. I had labs for many years growing up. They were great dogs.

I don't know much about the Dwarf lions. I was not aware they were reef compatable. Is it just smaller fish that they can cause problems with?

Those are B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L.

When I was 4 or 5 we had a starling bird get stuck in the sewer ventilation and ended up coming up in the toilet. I wen to open the lid and that poor little black bird started splashing around. I abuot died and my mom laughed and laughed..... (laugh)

I am so glad I haven't found one of those in my tank! I can't even imagine trying to wrestle that beast.

As much as I hate to admit liking all you can eat style anything ... Salty's has a fabulous Sunday Brunch. Free Mimosa and all you can eat GOOD oysters Their apple dumplings are to die for!!!

I am falling in love with Duncans. Very neat looking. Yours have a different color than some I've seen. Your zoas are fabulous! WOW!!!

I know there are two types of reef dosing. One that you feed the fish and the other that you add to the water. Don't know much about either. As far as adding to the water I've seen it but it worried me cause Vit. C is an acid and it can drop the dkh and ph if you are not careful. It was said to slow algae growth, parasite and bacteria infections but I had so few of those vs. the chance of the dkh and ph drops I didn't use it.

I'm so sorry. It is so hard when your pets are hurt and need you! My cat got into a car motor once and his back leg had to be removed. It was heart breaking!!!

What it would be like to be a fish for a day!!!! Thanks for another great article.

COngratualtions!!!!

It looks like mine. I think he is fine

Congratulations! This definately wont be the last

I have a few pictures posted of the surviving corals in another link.... "New to the forum and introducing my 125g reef tank" Not much survived. There are about 10 things and all of them are miserable looking.

The power strip isn't actuall plugged in. While it was not in my control they did that and I re-did it after I got it back... but they put it on that wall with gorilla glue or something. So it isn't actually plugged into power. I used it to plug in the cords that don't need power and I need to remove from the system. It has some broken moon lights that are screwed in and stapled in but I've been to lazy to try and remove that stuff so instead of dead cords hanging I plugged them into a dead circuit.

Well that's half the battle if there were only two Good luck !!! How big is this one?

I thought about just cutting below where the algae seems to keep growing? Would that be a bad thing? as far as flow I don't think I can go any higher. I have been worried about it being to high since I got the tank back from my ex. . . something else I asked advise about on another thread

More of my fix up questions... So my Gorgonia has an algae most likely hair algae growing off the tips. The person who had the tank "liked it" cause it flowed around like "palm trees" and didn't realize it was killing off the coral. Any ideas how to fix this. It's been a six week battle. Water isn't bad. I pull of whay grows trying not to hurt the coral itself. Not sure if i should cut off the affected parts or not. It is no longer spreading down the fingers though. Thank you again!

A couple more pictures. I have the two flow pumps set up on a Tsunami blue power supply. It is also set up on a daylight sensor alternating only in the daylight hours. It also has a circulation pump that runs 24/7.

Finally some pictures.... So here is the setup I'm working with but I'm wondering if I should change it out before I start stocking again? I'm so conflicted on the bioballs but yet no clue how (if I were to) convert them? Maybe I'm making this to hard?(scratch) Also am I running enough flow? I'd love help identifying my tank again (whistle)