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It is a PITA. Upload some where then copy / paste the link. Why I don't bother with video here.

I I know that guy is a trouble maker....LOL

Freddy, thanks I used that to make an envelope for nori. The fish would rip off big sheets to float or get stuck to PH. Actually lost a dwarf Angel cause it tried to eat the nori on PH and got stuck; I wasn't home. I zipped tied the sides and made a few holes in the mesh so fish could get nori...

Thanks for the input. Was bored tonight so figured why not. Light wouldn't be an issue but tumbling ain't going to happen.

Babies would be a good excuse to upgrade.

Do what's in your gut Mark. If the big tank feels like a chore it will suffer and you won't enjoy it.

I did a thing. Wanted to keep cheato in the seahorse tank for pods to live in and breed to some extent. Something for them to hunt/feed on after I'm done with giving them frozen for the day. So found a small piece of egg crate and made a cheato cage, 4 sides and a top with open bottom to put...

Will look into that. How often do you dose it?

I like cloves but another that I cannot keep alive. New tank will probably go softies and try some LPS and bunch of fish and I am done.

Let me put it this way. Had a huge rock covered in GSP cause my wife loved it. Most of the polyps are gone now. Go figure.

Good to know as I have one of those past 5 years I am back in to this hobby.

Don't rub it in....sheesh I will try again with the new tank and see how it goes. I will say better success with large Zoa frags or small colonies. Had two that were doing great even traded with Mark C but the dinos ruined that and I did not bother with them again.

Actually, no matter how hard I try they just don't survive for me in my 20 years of reefing. They look great in large colonies but not small frags to me. The frag would live for a year and never fully extend, well maybe sometimes, and then just die. I have been on this forum and others to...

Me. Not a Zoa fan.

This has been an an issue since the upgrade. As suggested I sticky the POTM for submission; once that time passes I un-stick it. Then I sticky the voting with pics; once voting is done I announce winner and again un-stick it. This is repeated each month. All should see Feb as its been up since Feb2.

Well since you're a fan of Lovecraft, so am I, it must be Dagon who is interfering.

My water temp is 70 to 72 degrees. So the goby seems fine with that. Have it a week so far.

It is nice and only gets 2 -3 inch max. There was another with black stripes instead of red; not sure of the difference but liked this one better.

This what a Hector goby looks like. I could not get a pic of mine so borrowed from web.

I think the biggest issue here is the Hawk getting all the food. I have one of these in my reef and it's a pig when it comes to eating. It has chased a few fish away but no real harm inflicted on the other fish.