[Oddball fish]

Thanks for the info Dave! 

[Oddball fish]

Ohh ok, I always love the look of a saltwater pond.  Let me clear up some room in my heated garage to make it happen lol.  Can it be in the pond with other fish or it will eat them all up?  Thanks Dave. 

[Oddball fish]

Thats awesome man!  How big of a tank do you need for the blue spotted ray? I've always wanted one. 

[Great scraper for pico-nano tanks.]

Hahahaha

[Great scraper for pico-nano tanks.]

This thing is great but make sure you get replacement blades for it as it gets rusty quickly from the saltwater.  

[What K do you think is this?]

13.78K  to be exact 

[Mudskipper paludarium]

Thanks! 

[Mudskipper paludarium]

Do you have a link to your palludarium ?  I was thinking about getting one too. Thanks 

[Mudskipper paludarium]

Man... I love that idea, please keep us updated.

[Couple pics of my Nuvo 10.]

It's a very fast grower though.  

[Couple pics of my Nuvo 10.]

Ohh ok , sorry I dont really write down names to remember what it is.  Thanks 

[Couple pics of my Nuvo 10.]

On 4/7/2019 at 8:28 AM, DFR said:

Nice looking tank!!! Are those BBEBs in the back right corner?

What's BBEB?  ...lol

[Couple pics of my Nuvo 10.]

On 4/10/2019 at 5:04 PM, rt502 said:

Very nice. What light are you running?

 

Thanks!  I am running 1 AI Prime HD on this tank. I run all AI lights on my 3 tanks.  

[Coastals 20g AIO]

Looks good !!!

[I've decided I hate small tanks]

Tropical Lagoon carries it too for about $15.  

[I've decided I hate small tanks]

Reflux is amazing, I used double dose because I can't stand seeing algae in my tank anymore (Bryospis, GHA) everything was gone within a week.  I even took every rock and and dipped in peroxide and scrubbed twice and bryospis came back after.  After using Reeflux everything was gone, I wish I've known about Reeflux before going through all that work.  

[Great scraper for pico-nano tanks.]

4 minutes ago, YHSublime said:

I’ve been looking for something new, my old scrapper broke. I’ll give it a shot!


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You will love this for your  12g bro.

[Great scraper for pico-nano tanks.]

Yup!  Its like using your hand with a razor but much smaller so u dont knock over stuff and get in tight spaces. 

[Great scraper for pico-nano tanks.]

Got this in the mail today and its the best thing since sliced bread, the handle is thin enough so you can get in pretty much any small area, very solid made from stainless steel, I don't know if it will rust down the line or not but so far its everything I've been looking for in a scraper.  Links below if you guys wanna get one.  If this is not allowed please delete mods.  Thank you.

 

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DSWXDHS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Question about adding new rocks to an established tank.]

I am transferring all my corals to the new rocks, they are easy to remove as they’re on frag plugs and such. I think I will just let the rock cycle in the tub for a while with some of the old rocks. Thank you so much !

[Question about adding new rocks to an established tank.]

I have more than 8 fish...most are small  lol.  Yes..I understand it will be a challenge that is why Im asking for advice and to see if the risk involved is worth the reward.  I think Eric is asking to see where the tank sits so possibly I can temporary plummed the tub that would hold the new rock to the tank for a few weeks so I wont have a cycle.  

[Question about adding new rocks to an established tank.]

[Question about adding new rocks to an established tank.]

Tank been running about 2 years.  Perhaps, I could leave a few pieces of the old rocks in there for along with the new rock structure for a few weeks if it would help.  Thanks.

[Question about adding new rocks to an established tank.]

Marco mortar.  Thanks Eric! 

[Question about adding new rocks to an established tank.]

Should I soak the rocks in vinegar or something else for a few weeks before soaking it in tank water since it will be bonded with cement?