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Welcome aboard!

Welcome to the club!

Jealous! Very nice tank!

Gorgeous! This is putting a fire under my butt to hurry the heck up and get my tank up and running! I GOTTA get me a clam!

Yep. 19" HP monitor. It's yours if you want it. Thing is, I haven't set up my tank just yet. So if we have a deal, then I won't be able to get the coral just yet.

I forgot to check how big mine was last night. I'll hopefully remember to tonight.

I'll check mine at home, but I think it's 19" and I know it's widescreen.

I'm looking more into the clown fish and porcelain crab. Whichever anenomes are cool with each group, I'll pick up the corresponding one. I'm picking up a 175 gallon tank today... I'm hoping that I'm not getting in over my head... But I'm pretty sure I am! heh heh I've been doing a ton of research and I have a book or two that could probably answer these questions for me, but I'm at work and wanted to pick the WAMAS Collective brain. I've been looking at around 40 to 75 gallons, but this opportunity presented itself and I jumped. And I'll definitely have sand on the bottom. This will be more for the coral than the fish, but what fish I have, I want to stand out.

Thanks, PupChow! Now, what about having two anenomes in one tank? How big should the tank be?

Just a few quick questions: What order do I introduce my livestock into the tank if I want to form a symbiotic relationship? Anenome THEN coral fish? Coral fish THEN anenome? Both simultaneously? Same question, but for a porcelain crab instead of coral fish. And finally, can I have both 2 anenomes and coral fish AND a porcelain crab in the same tank? If so, then how big should my tank be?

Thanks, guys!

So, I had a betta fish that died of the ick a few months back. A friend of mine has a betta and I am giving him all of my old stuff- including my fish bowl. I've only rinsed it out. Is there still concern for the ick being left behind? What steps should we take to ensure I don't pass it on to his betta? We have fish bowl cleaning wipes- is that enough?

Sweet!

Simply incredible!

Gorgeous!

If I don't use it, what should I do? I was originally planning on getting a 28g nanocube. Should I trade it/sell it to get money to put toward that? Should I stick with a big tank and use it as a sump/refugium? I just want this to be fun and easy, but all I hear are the negatives with non-drilled tanks.

On that orange label, just under the black edge: Warning: Do Not Drill Glass xxxxxx I couldn't read the last word. Could it say bottom?

Can't find manufacturer. :(

I'm heading to bed. The tank is still in my car, but I'll check the manufacturer, etc. Tomorrow and see if I can get some answers.

It's a 55 gallon tank. My friend recommended to me that I get a sump. So what does this mean? Remember that I've never raised salt water marine life.

The thing is, veteran aquarists say I need it drilled, but I've never known what for. How hard is it if it's NOT drilled? I've never really had it explained to me difinitively.

It IS tempered. :( I forgot to mention that in the first post. Now what can I do? And thanks for the offer, Late to Rise!

As some of you may or may not know, I'm new to the hobbie. Also, I just won my first ever tank in the raffle! It needs tto be drilled. I'm in Herndon. Where can I go to have it drilled?

We need to get some shrimp to clean it up.

We're like a cancer on the earth.