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I have a 60 gallon cube with a 30 gallon sump a mixture of LFS live rock and 50lbs of Marco Rocks. Currently I have 3 blue/green chromis, 2 percula clowns, a blood red shrimp. I also had a blue cheek sleeper goby, I added 2 fire fish to the tank and the goby went nuts. I read a post about...

I have the same rock as you do. All I did was rinse it off with RO water real well, rinsed the sand and put in the tank. I also have the same skimmer as you and mine is just fine. My tank is about 6 months old and did not experience this problem? I will tell you that the valve is a little tough...

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I have a 60 gallon cube with about a 20 gallon sump. My sump is located in the basement so I have 11ft of return line. I am looking at the mag drive pumps. I have a Iwaki 800 gallon pump but it just doesn't have the head pressure to push 11ft. Any recommendations. I am looking at the Pan World...

I have been using a magic eraser on my freshwater tank on the inside to get the algae off of the front of the tank for over a year with no problems.

Well, I picked the tank and stand up this weekend. The family is way excited!!! I ordered lighting= 24 Inch 6x24 Watt AquaticLife T5 HO Light Fixtures w/ 4 LEDs Powerhead=EcoTech Marine MP10 Vortech Propeller Pump w/ Skimmer=Reef Octopus 4 (100 Gallon) In Sump Needle Wheel Protein Skimmer w/...

that is a good idea! I was going to pull the plug on some lighting.

I am looking at aquaticlife t5 with led moonlight 24" any opinions?

Well I should have my new tank by this Friday. I bought a 24x24x24 cube with built in overflow. Now I need to decide on a sump, skimmer, and lighting. If you had to do it over again would you buy the same equipment?

Thanks for the post!! I am about to start buying the laundry list of items for the tank and you just made up my mind. I was switching back and forth on the coral and sand bottom. I will get the sand. I have a small freshwater tank and last month I switched from gravel bottom to a sand and it...

Ok I just put a deposit down on a rimless 60 gallon 24x24x24. I should have it by next Thursday. :^::^: And thanks for the warm welcome to the site, I am used to off roading forums and they can be a little harsh at times.

very informative! Thanks I am in the process of doing the same

With that knowledge could you recommend a set up that would be 40-60 gallons similar to the RedSea Max look? I just got the go ahead for a little more of a budget (she is looking forward to the addition) thanks!

thanks everyone! I was looking at the RedSea Max 130D. Any opinions? Or I was going the rimless route. I would rather do a reef but I thought by doing the fowler it would be a easy way back into the hobby.

Just wanted to say hello to everyone and here is where I am going to start my journey. This seems to be the one of the most well thought out saltwater forums! I have been out of the saltwater aquarium hobby for about 15 years. A lot has changed. When I was 12-17 years old I had a 55 then a 90...