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Isn't that a little counterproductive? I know theres some people that just leave it on, but I know theres a good number of people that turn them off as well. Just so the extra rotifers etc aren't being taken out. I guess you could just turn off your return pump as well, heh. I should have...

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Wow, those are expensive! Thanks for all the suggestions. I already have anthias and I run my tank open top, so wrasses are out for me. :( too bad because I love wrasses. I did just pick up a nice looking mccosker wrasse for my bc29.

:bounce:Any suggestions on some different reef fish that aren't some of the most common types? (clowns,yellow tangs, etc) Thanks!:^:

Dustin, FWIW when I had my 150g I ran a 6 bulb t5 and was able to keep clams and lps near the bottom...

Hey reef, did you ever try out some new bulbs?

In the future you could try and do either of those mods and you should see an even better improvement. :)

You said it was already modded, yea? Did you mod the pump at all? If so did you go with a mesh or bioball method?

Whered you get it from? Neptune Aquatics?

Look for a bag of 'southdown' sand in your area or online. It's my favorite sand for tanks. Its small grain and reflects well and overall gives a great look. Or... You could go bare bottom. :)

Get a fairy wrasse, they are aweeesome! You could do what I do and just leave the tank low on fish so that your able to 'impulse' buy ones you really like. ;)

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Also the rock your attaching it to should be small and movable. Not a large chunk of your aquascape. They can get pretty large and it's always easier to move around a small rock then having to cut and potentially damage the coral. Edit, when I say small and moveable I mean the size of a...

Alex, check out picasa... Its free!!! and you can do some really cool stuff with it.

If you want a really stable 10g qt, put a 55g sump on it. ;) Just put a hob filter with a little LR and do 3g or so every other day water changes.

A cool trick is taking a magnifying glass and using it in conjunction with your camera. It could get you a much nicer picture.

Ugh, biff strikes again. :p :lol: Edit, just read what you put biff... I guess great minds think alike lol

:lol: First thing you should do is look into a local reef club, they are great for beginners. All of them are different, but mine has meeting every month on anything from photography to culturing your own DT's. They can be a great tool. First CUC: 80g... I would start with about 7-10 Turbos...

Oh, and yea... SSS will eat everything out of your sand bed which is why you need a large and deep bed for them to do well normally. :) If you want some cool stars, look into brittle stars and serpent stars. They are awesome 'starters'