Search results

+1 white vinegar iv also had success with a steam cleaner and Clay Bar, used to valet cars.

Hey Jeff, Its very possible that you could have Zoanthid eating Nudibranchs. These guys are the masters of stealth taking on the coloration of the host zoas, They are able to lay dormant in your aquarium laying eggs that look like micro anemones or frog spawn very hard to get rid of. I had the...

Thats amazing the only hitchhikers i got was bristle worms and aiptasia. just curious what happened to your first nano tank? how did it not make it through the cycle?

Nope still no fish yet im waiting for a reef octopus protein skimmer to arrive first Thank you, the next time i update would be when i add some fish cant wait.

Ok just as i thought. Thank you guys

Thank you, this aquarium has been about 2 years in the making - slowly collecting equipment and yes iv done alot of research - probably a bit to much - but im glad, its paid off and now im super happy with my set up can wait to add fish - once again thank you for your reply glad it meets your...

Greetings I would like to share some pictures and a brief rundown of my 100 uk-liter tank its 3 months old and my first reef aquarium. The cycle went pretty smooth levels remained as expected for about a 5 week period, i left it for a few more weeks then decided it was time to add a small...

Yes thanks, although I did manage to remove the aiptasia I did get a peppermint only to make sure it doesn't come back and also it does a good job at keeping other things a bay.

Well as stated in the title i would really like it if someone could ID these Zoanthids i recently purchased, please. as far as i can tell they are called "fire and ice" but it appears that identifying zoas can be a little tricky.

ok thanks for the replies, iv removed the little buggers now so hopefully that should be the last i see of them.

Was hoping i wouldnt hear that, would it help if i provided more pictures

hey, im new here and new to marine fish keeping, just set up first tank for cycle noticed two strange polyps appear and thought they could be aiptasia. Both appeared on the same piece of live rock however yesterday one of the little guys decided to make the journey across my tank to relocate...