Search results

a heads up... RED SAND is now sign up as a member, he should be posting soon in our webiste about for sales items!!! ;D

- this is a sad post in a funny way... - nice diagram! - i think we should all register our fishes each with an offical name - assigned by asonitez. - did you make sure your rocks now touch the bottom? not on top of the sand, to prevent future disaster? ;)

how the hell i ever missed this thread? first time see this... cool!!!!!

1. there is no such thing that called - this is the last fish (or equipement) that i would buy! 2. a GPS would definately help to travel around to get the good deals (purchase through members' posting...) 3. you always need a bigger light! 4. regardless how happy your spouse is in the begining...

Last night, right after i post it, i can see they are there... i *think* the links that ken6217 provided is something that will regenerate the images name which will expired few hours or something... so you can't use it for image linking... you have to goto their site to see it. this is a...

Ken, here you go: ;D

Rich, i tried to... but don't know how... ;)

Steve, WELCOME... you can post HERE if you want... :)

yes, i discovered by mistake... last year i rearrange all my rocks, and some of them end up with NOT flat anymore, most of them are almost 90 degree up! but i have no choice to leave them that way, after few months later, they all shows up with layer nicely. i also heard RichT said that few...

assuming your concern of your PCs light are not too bright: may be where you got it, it was too much light? therefore the color was a bit light, you can try to leave it there, if the color continuesly light for about 2 weeks or so, you can then move it lower... you need to mount it (NOT FLAT)...

what about snails in the fuge? would that be ok? thx

can't believed someone with such beatiful/expensive fish have such bad taste... i don't think keeping live-rock in a tank like that cost much more $... i *think* *may be* *perhap* the way he do it with the plastic looking decor are easy to remove for cleaning... with live rock would be too...

I agree with phil519... by throwing in many fishes, and these are the ones survived... don't really know how to response in this case - poor fishy...!?

i have a small skimmer before, with a short tube, it is really a pain when do anyhting changed, it will get crazy fast - like when using any Epoxy-glue or over feeding... i now use a bigger one, so it have more room as buffer, so i no need to keep adjusting it anymore! lesson learned: long tube...

normally, it would not need to keep adjust the dial that much... my guess is, you have it in sump? if the water level vary a lots from time to time, you may then need to keep adjusting the dial... an auto top-off to keep the water at same level at all time may help.

or on PVC frame? its looks are not as nice, but no more dead spots round the bottom of the rocks. http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=5741.msg54792#msg54792

I originally have the sand first, then rock, it was great and easy to place and rotate the rocks whatever angle i wanted. BUT... after few months later, the inverts stir up the base, and causing the formation kind of shifted... i afraid the rock may crash one day... last year, due to my...

total agree with Carlo's comment, you need to fix it asap. ;)

tagging along... this is going to be a fun thread to follow... I know why are you going for a 96"! it must be for that monster RBTA that would taking up half of your tank!! ;D

what tools, how to do your image map?