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He will definitely have more room to swim in this tank than his current tank. I use a handheld scraper with an extending handle for my glass, so it shouldn't be a problem. As for the CUC comments, I have successfully kept a CUC with this puffer. The hermits do more damage to the snails than he does.

I've had my puffer for about 4 years now, so I've grown to learn a lot about them. I have roughly 35 lbs of dry rock in there. The puffer is the only fish I plan on having in the aquarium, just as it is now. And thanks gast :p

I have a green spotted puffer fish and I'm upgrading from a 20 gallon to a 30 gallon. The puffer is about 3 inches long now. I would like to know if you think I have too much rock and not enough space for the puffer to swim, or if it's alright. I'm not very artistic, so it took me a while to...

I actually like the dry special grade aragonite

Thanks for the input. I actually saw it in person today at the local petco store, but wanted to get some opinions on it.

http://www.petco.com/product/121756/CaribSea-Aragonite-Aquarium-Sand.aspx I want to know what you guys think of this substrate for a saltwater aquarium. I don't want something too fine, because I don't really like the look of fine sand. My concern is that it might be too sharp for my green...

I actually took a hammer to the plywood and hammered all the edges. Turns out I fixed it. I feel dumb now.

These are what all the corners of the tank look like

So the polystyrene on top of the plywood wouldn't work?

Like i said, there's no way to remove the ply without damaging the stand itself :-/

What do you mean "shim"?

I'm not sure how shipping between US/Canada works, but do you know anyone in the states that you could ship it to, then they ship it to you?

It's a 3/4 inch thick oak plywood. Reef commando, there's no way to remove the plywood because I used a nail gun to secure it to the stand. The stand was made for a 29 gallon aquarium to sit inside it, but the guy had a 30 gallon. He just had some wood on the inside edges to sit the aquarium on...

What was wrong with your biocube? What do you think went wrong with it? What some physical signs you could see?

And since you're going to be asking about live rock later, I suggest you check out bulk reef supplies stock of dry rock. Pretty cheap and easy to work with.

You should have a look at the Aqua C Remora hang on series. I bought one and I love it.

I recently added support with 2x4's to a 30 gallon aquarium stand that I bought used. I also added a piece of oak plywood on top of the stand and secured it with a nail gun. The problem is, it seems the plywood makes a slight hump in the middle so the aquarium isn't level on all 4 sides. It's a...

Thanks. I'll be trying the leak test the next weekend I'm off.

I've never done that, so I don't know how to go about doing that.

I bought a used 30 gallon aquarium with the stand and canopy for $250. I wanted to know if you guys think the silicone would be fine, or if I should do something about it, or what. I haven't done the water test to see if there are any leaks yet, but I just want your input. [/URL][/IMG]...