FrankieGee

Thanks - I listed the fish in my original quote.

Thanks all. Looking forward to interacting with the group. You all are great resources. Glad I joined.

Hi all. New to WAMAS too. I've had my tank for 6 months now and going good. I tried very hard to have patience but I failed. Im addicted to this darn tank! lol I'm sad because i can stare at the sump for hours thinking how i can make the gush of water flowing into the sump stop. I mess with it and by the time im done its worse than what it was. Lol. Tank looks good though, imo. :-) I have a 95 gallon tank, 30 gallon sump, skimmer, light fixture with 4 T5 bulbs, 2 Metal halide bulbs, 6 blue LEDs; friends: 1 orange damsel w a milticolored dot on back, 2 blue damsels, 1 yellow damsel, 2 pajama cardinals, 2 bangaii cardinals, 2 clarkii clowns that are almost done beating each other up, 1 condalactis anenome, 1 almost almost alive green arm anenome, lawnmower blenny, black stripe goby, 1 copper banded fish, 1 yellow tang, 4 chromis, 3 peppermint shrimp, sand shifting starfish, 1 mantis shrimp that hitchhiked and would like to get rid of, hermit crabs, chaeto Need some best practices on rock placement or is it called reef scaping. I'll be at the swap this weekend so say hi and give me some advice. Thanks! Frank Oh yeah, this is my 4th tank since December too. I keep going bigger! Sad, I know. lol

It was Roozens. All the tanks had loads of aiptasia.

I won't be going back to that place again. lol. Everything had aiptasia on it-the rocks, glass, corals, tubing, and they were huge. It was crazy to see so much and so big of pieces.

At a lfs and am wondering if this is good or bad for the tank?

I always wondered the same thing. I usually hold it to the card for my results and I use test strips to verify my results. Comes out almost the same. Someone recommended Salifert test kits so I'm going to try it out this weekend.

It doesn't look good for the tank. I take it cyano is bad. True?