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When my system was new and there wasn't build up in the sand for them to feed on they would come out to eat.. Now that the system is established I hardly ever see them any more. About the only time I find them is if I go digging for them. JME edit: BTW I have the large Tonga Nassarius Snails.

I don't know how I missed this one.. Great to see it up and running Niko.. Looking Awesome so far.. I really like that lack of visable edge for the top of your tank...

Heck sell them on ebay.. Use them for trade with your local store if they'll take them.

10000 gph... did you add an extra zero somewhere by mistake :eek:????? Can you even keep water in the tank??? Wow.. Amp you have to have the most turnover I've EVER read about.. Seriously. I mean I don't doubt you.. but wow... The top of my tank ripples with two k3's and an occational maxijet...

sweet... (I like Grin's style)

I've seen Powerheads on the back wall.. And in quite a few tanks I've looked at. In fact I have one on my back wall as well. But I agree with Grins in that if you are going to have an SPS tank I've heard that they actually do better with the uber increased flow rates.

For me I think it would be that my tank has more exposure to the outside world so to speak than my sump. My sump only has the opening from the back of the stand itself. That will change if I can ever get started on my project and will probably have to create surface aggitation in my sump as...

Minimum size for Yellow tang would be a 75 but I honestly after having one would suggest even larger because mine liked to swim.. A lot.. Hippos even more so and I wouldn't put them in anything less than an 8 ft long tank personally. Sailfins the same as the hippos as they get large like the...

I don't know Ace.. With GlassCages larger tanks I have heard horror stories about the lack of support, breakage and a lot of other things that really make me leery of their tanks in general. I don't know if something as small as a 57 gallon would be as bad as some of the stuff that I've heard...

The clicking noise you were right on, its probably a Mantis or Pistol Shrimp. Just don't kill it if you find it.. There are people willing to pay for those.

Does it look like any of these??

I heard it was just the FW pics...

Animal this is great to see.. After your rocky start it is nice to see that you have slowed down a little and seems like you are finally enjoying the hobby.. Most excellent.

I am sure you could, but it would probably take forever.. You'll need other tools as well.. A drill, large drill bit etc. If you don't have them it will cost you more to buy the tools than to buy the alternative on lifereef. Either that or hit one of your reef club guys up for help..

LOL.. Yeah well I didn't notice either.. And then I notice my post was wrong anyway.. Its 1 mil per 4 gallons.. :headshake2:

A dremel is a small rotary tool that has different attachments that will allow you to sand, grind, drill, etc etc etc. If you don't have one it would be probably cheaper to see is someone else who has one can help... or if someone can make it for you for like a beer or two.. ;)

Yeah thats the link.. Its DIY but thats what I would have sent you.. ;)

Grins CONGRATS on making it a Year!!!... Mine is coming up soon but man yours has progressed oh so beautifully.. :)

Man and I didn't even have to try that hard :lipssealedsmilie: ;)

your linky's no worky.