I can see how even the water changes and adding and feeding can get to be a pain in the butt. We have dogs, two kids, a business, etc. It sometimes gets to be one more thing on the to do list. I don't blame you a bit. Some things are definitely more important. I hope I still have the energy down the...

Sometimes things get old for us. But the only real chores about this hobby are cleaning the glass and filling the sump due to evaporation. Otherwise, it pretty much takes care of itself. I change 10 gallons of water once per month or every couple of weeks, and it takes 10 minutes. Though with such a...

I have had a coral beauty for about 6-8 months in a 45 hex, but I converted to a 125 gallon and added a flame angel (and other beauties). I guess research and experience historically have discouraged the co-habitation of angels and corals. But man they sure look beautiful together. I hope mine conti...

I have a coral beauty and a flame angel, and they do pick from time to time I've noticed. But I have found that if you keep them well fed, they tend to do less damage. They are rooming with a copperband butterfly, tangs, and some clowns, electric scallops, clams, open brains and some colts and umbre...

I see this has been on here awhile, but maybe this can help. I don't know, I moved here in 2001 and started a saltwater tank 2 years ago. I think this group can not only provide trading and industry information, but it can take a different course. What about coordinating trips (Atlanta aquarium, scu...

I have a website for my business, and I wouldn't mind hosting a board for the mobile bay reefkeepers. The only thing is I am a rookie. I got into the saltwater addiction about two years ago, and I currently have a 125 g in-wall reef/fish. It's got a dart closed loop (switched from a barracuda), pan ...