lexiemc

anybody?

I am looking for a smallish *nonagressive single clown. (Amphiprion ocellaris) or (Amphiprion percula). Preferably darker red orange with distinct bar banding. We already have 1 but needs a companion.

Aquatek used to give loner jugs with purchase of water for initial set up, so long as you return them w/n 24 hrs. Call ahead & confirm they are available.

Have any Crown conchs coming in?

Tank Gone!

What's left? Pm'd.

Great start here. We let our little one (3yr old) share in finding new things as well. So far he picks good fish.

Have to agree with mcallahan. Dead rock is the best way to start. Yes, It takes a bit longer but will save you the stress and headache of trying to remove unwanted critters & pests down the road. Not to mention avoid a lot of the stress of massive die off. You also have more room for sculpting your rock structures dry. You can drill or bond the rocks together. We use a 2 part epoxy you can order or pick up at any LFS. I then press dry rock chunks & sand into the surface. This helps hide all the joints as well as allow for Coraline to bond later. You can then add / seed select pieces of live rock to help start the Coraline algae once you get your sand & water settled out. We have even made several additions since the start. You can check out pics of our tank to see an example: http://www.austinreefclub.com/topic/11491-new-fish-44-gal/ Good luck.

Any luck yet?

Hey Belinda, So far the Darth Mauls look good. They were already opening up on the way home in the sunlight. Thanks