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Do you think that the GFI trips when the heater turns on?

Am enjoying this thread immensely! Thanks, Paul!

I love my yellow coris wrasse! It comes out of the sandbed at about the same time every day! And like someone already said, it's always cruising around the tank (but not in a frantic way!).

I love fuzzies! I just got a second juvenile today, and it has so much personality!

Thank you for all your kind words. I can't get myself to fish him out of the tank yet... each time I go past his tank I still expect to see him follow me with those beady eyes... :(

What do you do with the body? My golden hawkfish just died and I had him for five years. He's still in the tank - he was by himself since he made snacks out of all his roommates three years ago. He is a fish seldom seen in the hobby and so I thought about having him stuffed like they do with...

Could it be possible that they are responding to the angle at which the light is coming in? My discus tend to list their bodies at the angle in which the light strikes the tank when the tank light is out.

Fuzzy lions are beautiful! A pride of fuzzy lions would be quite something to look at! :thumbup:

Ringo looks like he enjoyed that bath! So adorable! Props to you for rescuing him!

Ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, freshwater and high range pH reagents.... what to do with these when they have expired and the bottles are still pretty full? How do I dispose of them?

Those fixtures are sweet!

I like the dog too! Sooo cute! Is that a tug-rope toy in it's mouth?

you could try resizing your pics. I use FastStone Photo Resizer.

I believe you are referring to the berghia nudibranch which only eats aipstasia anemones . They will starve to death in a tank devoid of aipstasia anemones, but you can lend them out or trade them to other reefers once you get your aipstasia problem taken care of. :D

Witty, you crack me up :laughroll

They both look like orandas to me :)... nice goldfish! I have four fantails myself that I take into the house to overwinter. They will be going back out into their half barrels in the garden shortly.

Cherry barbs are beautiful, and if you include real plants they might surprise you with babies! :D

He he! Thanks, Big Al! I'm just really anxious for the zoas to do well :bouncebox. I had a 29 gallon mini reef before with my yellow hawkfish, and it went to pot. I put a lot of money into the corals and all of that is all gone! All I have in that tank now is the yellow hawkfish. It's going to...

BUMP! So I guess I should have gone with the lower Kelvin rated light bulb? I don't mind not having the blue color. Just want to find a lighting system for my 20H that the zoas would do well in. I would like to get more zoas. I was inspired by a zoa tank thread that I saw in one of the other...

I was under the impression that the 24 watt t-5 10000k was not giving out as much light as the 65 watt 10000k PC bulb, so I did not think that acclimating the zoas to the new light (with the actinic) was necessary. Was I wrong? Are the two t-5 bulbs that I now have in the new light fixture...