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http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2013/7/inverts Don't think they will do well in nano..also there is a "squat lobster" with same name that might work.

In our previous house we went away for New Years, the upstairs toilet cracked, no plumber had ever seen anything like it. We got home the house looked like it had been bombed straight through the middle of the house. Huge disaster.

We love going to DC so this might be an easy sell :applouse:.

You have to do your hypo before adding inverts..... after that even peppermint shrimp will be huge. I bought three at the last invert buy two went in my son's nano 24G and one in my 120...the two in the nano are great the one in the big tank obviously just gets lost. So in a nano you can go...

Are you keeping anything with a battery backup on the tank?

bristle worms...love picking them out of the filter socks....fighting conchs from FLA are great.

Kalk mixed with water works too and there are some other store bought remedies also.

Don't worry about it, if your tests show zero now aim to do very frequent water changes to keep everything steady and at the same time do your hypo. It will all work out. Any buildup should be diluted on almost daily basis with water changes(I do it that way in QT with 1G a day life is easy).

Your colors look great, so looks like it works right? Congrats

Your never grows fast for me never grows fast for me either :cower: but everything looks great.

Looks very good.

Yes when I had them they did the same thing to me one day. More or less is good food for all corals.

This one looks pretty nice. http://premiumaquatics.com/products/red-dragon-3-speedy-pump-80-watt.html

In fact the hammer you sold me is being hosted by my son's two clowns.

You don't owe the realtor anything. Good idea to speak to the owner.

Generally no you don't have to bend over backwards to be there to let them in, but they may be allowed to come in if you are not there. Realtors will abuse you if you let them, you are not the one selling the house so they need to accommodate you.

Ecotech had the sale and lowered prices already so your right. I was surprised that the darn things were so heavy very well built.

Nope pretty easy and you can do a lot of water changes to keep all the nutrients levels low.

I agree Mark they are pretty awesome, was good to see the pump in a reel reef tank that AO set up. Ethan did a pretty good sales job too.

If you are doing it right try to make sure your fish are free of all diseases...use this opportunity to do make the tank a hypo-salinity to kill any ick. Then bring the tank up to regular salinity. Let it stabilize and then bring in a BTA....maybe for Christmas or something.