Not sure why the first two pictures are missing but here they are again. Old Tank Fish Tank in basement
Hello, I really never thought I would be the person to make a blog but I believe there is a good reason behind it. The possibility to win a controller is always good, but I would also love to have feed back about my tank. Lets start at the beginning. My first saltwater tank was a 75 gallon display with a 15 gallon refuge and a 20 gallon sump(all tightly wedged under the display tank). The tank was only running a year and half before it got moved but I learned from ...
Something that it seems that everybody is always considering upgrading is their skimmer...but how can you really tell if you need to upgrade your skimmer? There are the obvious answers like if you skimmer is not producing any skimmate and you have a fully stocked 75 gallong mixed reef tank, you probably need to upgrade your skimmer, but what if you do get "stuff" and your tank is healthy and thriving?...how can you ever tell if you need to seriously upgrade your skimmer. ...
Last night I traded a frogspawn frag for a hawkins echinata and a pearlberry frag, but I was on my way up to a commitment that I had to fulfill. It was about 10 degrees outside, but since the car would only be cold for a couple hours and I had the frags sealed in a cooler I thought the water wouldn't cool down much. Boy was I wrong. I grabbed them when it was time to drive home and the water was pretty cold, so I tried to hold them in front of the heater the entire hour I was driving home. I ...
This is a list in progress..... feel free to add your own "Murphy's Law" experiences! 1.Whenever making a one handed rock or coral placement there is always a snail or hermit in your very spot. I don't care if you only have one of each. they will be right there. 2. When doing water changes, you can NEVER remember to shut off the auto top off. (even when I write myself a note to remember!) 3. When on your last batch of salt, it always mixes to about ...
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