Recent content by Scuba20v

X2!!!! and jcolon2-> ::Palm to Face::

dude. same thing is on Ebay for a hundred bux shipped. Bump... LOL

thanks for the reply. yea i love watching this tank grow.

i am by no means pro at taking photos but i was just having fun with our old Olympus camera. old shot when first started Now

i do need to read up on lighting a little more. i did put another 2 bulbs on my timers so now i have 324watts of illumination. half of them are actinic

bump for any more advice?

if it is a stomatella it is the best thing that has ever happen to my tank. they come out and clean up everything at night. awesome to have. however is that photo the underside of the stomatella? you should see a distinct shell this is someone else's photo-bucket pic from google images...

Thanks alot for all the input. If u do go with 2 more t5 bulbs what combo should I have as far as temperatures Sent from my iPod touch using Reefs

the lighting in those photos are from my old settup.

all the bulbs are Odyssea T5 54w each. i would like to keep a clam but i don't want too much light that i hurt my leathers.

i have done the rubbermaid thing before . if you do use a rubbermaid tot go get one with a flat bottom. then get 2 and put them inside each other for side to side stability. but... i did recently decide to purchase a 20 gallon long tank which is Much easier to work with. i highly suggest going...

i have a 75g reef setup and i have a 4 bulb light fixture. (crapy cell pics) i curently have 2- 12000k and 2-actinic bulbs and 8 blue Led's Is this enough light for how deep a 75 is? If the LED's are on all night is that going to tick anything off? What bulb combination would you run and why...

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for some reason the Kenya Tree is not doing to well. perhaps because the anemone stung it. which leads me to the question .... do you guys have any anemones in your tanks? and what kind of problems can i look forward to having with them? thanks for the comments everyone. constructive criticism...

The sunburst is doing well. Those guys need a strong UV lamp. He is only 2 inches long so I hope he makes it. Sent from my iPod touch using Reefs