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More of the biggest reef tank
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w164/Gsa190/photo-29.jpg
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w164/Gsa190/photo-28.jpg

Here is a Ocean Coast exhibit...

Isn't it lovely?
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w164/Gsa190/photo-37.jpg

Here is a reef tank, the biggest in the northern hemisphere, litterally...

New Reef added. Photo's coming soon.

definetly above 100 gallons. The pictures don't do justise.

I honestly have no idea. My teacher gave us the tank.

One spot siganus

Will do:-)

Here are some photos of me and my friends tank in school. Took forever to get it right. Enjoy

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w164/Gsa190/photo-19.jpg...

I was lookng at my fish and it looked like its anal fin has a red mark on it. The same thing with his nose. On the top tip of its face their seems to be a red mark. What is this?

I'm on my iPhone so I dont wanna type all that but I will when I get home. Yes I condition my water and the tap has 0 ammonia

I just changed some of my water in my tank and its still has the same high ammonia readings! wtf is the problem!

no,its brown

and they have a strange brownish waste type of thing producing on them, some also have these tiny green dots on them that weren't their when I first bought them.

I had a few live plants in my tank and they looked to be going down the drain so I just took them out because I though they would produce ammonia.

I was just wondering if plants can produce ammonia in a tank. Is this possible?

Sorry I haven't posted my parameters, ive had some family problems but I will ofcourse keep an eye on the tank.

you too. btw pats are thebest team in the nfl!

I'm kinda tired now but I'll test the water tomorrow.

Dude ive answered those questions in various threads.

I really cant find out my tanks water problems. The parameters are never going to get stable. Would anyone suggest a restart. Change all the water and start from scratch using the same tank

im ready to just start over....is that possible? using the same tank

I do have air bubbles. What can I use to cause water flow? A powerhead? Could it be possible that the fish don't like water flow?

Also by aerating you mean....

How much does this product cost? Would I daily water change be the same as doing one huge 75% water change?