Jeramy

I must say that I really love this tank and the contrasting colors well done!

I might also chime in that if it comes off easy that I would do daily siphons of as much as can be removed this would also be increasing the water change schedule on your tank which when dealing with algae is never a bad thing. Also finding a creature that eats the nuisance algae is helpful as well.

Howdy Folks Not much to report just keeping up with my weekly water changes and topping off the water. My algae problems have really cleared up over the past month. I wish I would have taken some before pictures to document how far gone this tank was and how much better it is now. Thanks for Looking Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

That clown does not look that big in your picture =)

I am not going to tell you to drill your tank but an emergency drain is never a bad Idea =)

What are the Prices for these and could you please also list dimensions thanks =)

The thing about cycles is there is no magic number. No matter the method you will need to monitor ammonia nitrite and nitrate levels. If you dose an ammonia source make sure you don't go overkill or you will stall out your cycle. 1 to 2 ppm should be sufficient. Also if you dump to much of the bacteria products in you are just wasting money. Patience is the key to cycling a tank. Good Luck with your new Tank =)

Thanks for sharing all of your experiences looks like this will be added to the short list of inhabitants for my new tank if I ever get all the pieces together to finish construction =)

That is OK I do not deal in fancy expensive corals. I absolutely love my watchman pistol combo. I also like to place my rocks on bottom and add sand around them for max stability =)

Picked this up off the frag rack at TPA today. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

This looks really cool would like to hear more about it and see how accurate it really is . They are onto something with the way they have integrated the test results with your smart phone. The buy in price seems a little steep though $299! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

Howdy Folks I was thinking I would like to get a pistol shrimp and a watchman goby for my new tank when I set it up but I already have a Starry Blenny and am concerned about the watchman and my starry being aggressive towards one another. Any one have experiences with these or similar fish and how they reacted. I had a watchman goby show extreme aggression to a mandarin in a 75g tank I had so am a little cautious. Thanks

The original piece I had was from you was also my first lps coral =)

Take extreme caution if you use a laser in water that you don't inadvertently blind your self or your loved ones.

What size is the Skimmer and is it broken or just missing a pump? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

Replaced my wp10 and korilla nano with a RW-4 =)

Really depends on the system you are trying to create. I am always in favor of a sump . I have also run many AIO . The sump allows you more options. If space is limited and a AIO is the answer then try and stick to the K.I.S.S. method and rely on water changes and top off manually skip the fuge and skimmers that fit a system this size are really ineffective. If you are all about the gadgets or just want to have the room for more options then a sump is really the only way to go!

Nice can! Bummer fish. I hate when cool fish go rouge!

So yeah this just happened. Not solid on the over all plans stands and lighting but can't beat $60 for display and sump. Let the builds begin! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

Next grow out comp? Nice pictures love bigger colonies of ZOAS

That is a heck of deal. Where are you located?

Howdy Folks Trying to track down a corbon /gfo reactor for my nano. Trying to make a little more space in my AIO chambers. Would prefer a mini one like this: http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-gfo-carbon-reactor-5-single.html I have pump and such extra fittings would be great as well let me know what you have. Thanks

So I just googled Versa 42 and now I am supper stoked to see how this turns out! How many holes are drilled in the overflow? Following along. Nice stand by the way.

WTB Babies Breath Favia in the Salem area.

Pictures are a must for those of us who will not be able to make it =)