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Nice. I completely forgot about this article. Good read.

Think he bought all of them. He has a serious ZOA addiction. I may start a rehab group for people like him......LOL

Please hold the chalice and 2 head Aussie for me.

My upgrade tank is shallow so two rocks high more than enough I hope.

No more than 3 in my opinion.

In the last pic what is that behind the lepto almost looks like a Sun Coral? How much for the torch?

This is what popped into my head reading the last sentence.

You picked the wrong ones....lol

They ate what ever I fed the tank and grazed. I put them in the main tank.

No, I used the silver sailfin mollies. They are bigger than the normal mollies but either should work. I assumed being bigger no issues but was wrong.

I did this years ago with sailfin mollies. I did it fairly quick, don't yell at me, I just dripped the saltwater for a few hours and tossed them into my DT. They did eat tons of algae. The female gave birth and my fish ate all the babies then turned on the parents.

Went to glue my frags down today and no idea what I touched or hit but my entire rock structure collapsed, no was not in top of the sand. Luckily tank is good and all fish accounted for. May have lost some frags I had prior to the new ones. Had to re-seascape and was not happy. I found my nem...

I managed to get a nice shot of one of the seahorse. Well I think it's nice.

I have read reviews where people did not like the 4" inch cups and used two. The 7" cup seems to be the more popular choice without issues stated.

I sent the money via Paypal. Text me if you did not receive it yet.

Mine is the last pic without the adapter. Personally I feel the flow is much better than a sock. When the sock gets clogged the water level in it would rise. With the cup I don't have that problem at all.

James, thank you so much for the frags. You were very generous on the size.

Is that FB site. They whine way to much IMO. I get what they say about seahorses being dirty so bigger is better, they need height, etc. But for now they are babies and if the tank maintenance is being done diligently just ignore them. You seem to be well so what that does say.

Is that FB site. They whine way to much IMO. I get what they say about seahorses being dirty so bigger is better, they need height, etc. But for now they are babies and if the tank maintenance is being done diligently just ignore them. You seem to be well so what that does say.

Nice, I paid $4 for 32oz bags. Picked up 4 packages months ago.