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Just wanted to post a quick update as I haven't been on a lot lately. For Christmas this year my other half replaced my tank and stand for me. I was starting to have some structural concerns with my stand, and since I had to empty the tank, I thought why not replace both. So one day, emptied...

Did they hatch finally?

yes they are

Here is the link to the pictures!! Here is the link to some pictures and a video. http://gallery.me.com/spuccia#100072

I have had my pair for about 2 years. They have carried eggs 5 times before, but I never got the babies out of the tank in time. This is the first time i got them.

Upon recount this morning there are 16 babies. All doing well and eating. My LFS is going to lend me a setup, so i can raise them.

:dance2: My male Cardinalfish, released 15 babies from his mouth tonight.

There is no real way to judge how exactly they should be placed. It is a lot of trial and error. You don't want a sand storm from the current, however you want to keep deitrus from settling on the bottom. you also want to have some quiet areas in the tank. Try moving them around to try and...

Need to wait for the cycle to complete. Don't rush...you will regret it!

IMO Sea urchins feast on that beautiful coraline algae. They also get big and are clumsy. They knock corals and rocks over. If you are going reef, I would say get rid of it, if you are just going fish only make sure your rocks are steady.

see if you can store it somewhere else and post a link

Need a pic...have no clue from the description.

Well I got up this morning and went to work, she looked fine before I left, I just got home and she still looks fine, ate like a pig. I think she is going to be ok!

:thud: I was in the kitchen just a moment ago, and my yellow tang, jumped out of the tank and hit the floor. I put her back in the tank quickly. Has anyone had this happen? Do you think she will be ok?

I Should have more!!! Hermits and snails are a little low. My sand sifting star is beautiful. 14 months and he is growing and beautiful. One more thing I forgot to add... I only run my skimmer during the photo period 12-10

That is where I like to keep it, however something made a drop. Might be a bad bag of salt.

I have a motto...If it ain't broke don't fix it. 75 Gallons drilled 30 Gallon sump/fuge sump has Aquamedic TurboFlotr Skimmer, 300 watt heater,5 lbs of rubble rock, Koralia 1 in fuge, chaeto, calpurna,4 inch sand bed, mangrove, some purple macro algae that i dont know the name of, and an...

I haven't been around in quite some time. I started a new job and use the computer heavily during the day, and most of the time don't feel like using it when I get home. The tank is doing very well, so I wanted to show an update of some photos. I was going to post this in my old post, however...

I think they will do ok. I have a bunch of different types, 75 gallon 2x65 watt actinic and 2X65 watt daylight. They would probably grow faster with better light, however, I think they will still do ok and reproduce with what you have. Just my 2 cents

Just a quick note... I was looking at those pics, and I wanted to make sure you knew. The ro/di unit needs to have its filters replaced prior to using it. At leas 1 of them is bad.