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They do use there polyps to feed.

I use a 4 bulb t5 setup. I have a mixed tank from softies - sps and have no concerns with my lights.

can you post a pic?

oh yea a pic of my newest chalice i picked up a few weeks ago

Orded 15 more coral frags from mr coral on sunday. They said i will recieve my shipment friday so i will post mre pics of when i get them

ok more updated tank shots. just took these 10 minutes ago Pepe decided to pose for the camera for once Really looking into replacing my t5 setup with 2 60w cree led lights but just havent leaped yet

thank you ordy the tank has been up for 16months. Sorry for your loss of the blue hippo.

i wouldnt do it. putting a new coral on top of the other one will end up shading out the bottom coral and killing it

welcome to rs

I do regular bi-weekly water changes and still dose trace elements and amino acids. I would only dose if your tank has a high volume of corals

I would go with pressure treated 4x4's. Looking forward to your build

Oh man I love the lionfish in the 90 g. For some reason though I dont think he moves much? Like everyone else said enjoy the party first. take your time most tanks are not even done cycling in 3 weeks. If you jump the gun you will most likely pay the price.

I agree with everyone above cube tanks are very appealing. I would do the cube. They are versatile in which you can decorate them.

Carbon will definitely take out trace elements from your tank suck as magnesium. Do you run carbon all the time?

Very nice pics

Just looks like a common blue tip. But I could be wrong

I have heard on the peppermint shrimp that it depends on the region they are from whether or not they will eat aiptasias

Nice tank

Your rich its a new creature. J/k whats the bottom look like can you get a pic of it?

Mine runs quiet been on my tank for a year and a half. The only time its really loud is when the collection cup is off.