I dont know weather it's second time is a charm or my bio-cube is the reason, but I have had great success the second time around with the bio-cube. Water params have held the same parameters since the 2nd week into the bio-cube experience. My sand bed that I have has been super clean after a couple of algea blooms from cycling. The fighting conk snail, I think thats what you call it maybe the reason for the perfect sandbed. When I had my 29gal. I had a constant promblem with cyno and now I am in to my 8th week and "knock on wood" I have yet to see any cyno. I am truly enjoying my saltwater tank and this hobby. I know I will have set backs trust my 29gal was a nightmare. With this tank I took my time and didnt rush anything and added zoanthids first and let the tank mature and the zoanthids are doing really well. I am not trying to toot my own horn but I am very happy, and I have been with this website for the whole time with both tanks. Thanks talkingreef for your help.
I dont know weather it's second time is a charm or my bio-cube is the reason, but I have had great success the second time around with the bio-cube. Water params have held the same parameters since the 2nd week into the bio-cube experience. My sand bed that I have has been super clean after a couple of algea blooms from cycling. The fighting conk snail, I think thats what you call it maybe the reason for the perfect sandbed. When I had my 29gal. I had a constant promblem with cyno and now I am in to my 8th week and "knock on wood" I have yet to see any cyno. I am truly enjoying my saltwater tank and this hobby. I know I will have set backs trust my 29gal was a nightmare. With this tank I took my time and didnt rush anything and added zoanthids first and let the tank mature and the zoanthids are doing really well. I am not trying to toot my own horn but I am very happy, and I have been with this website for the whole time with both tanks. Thanks talkingreef for your help.
I think that this is your answer! Only bad things happen fast! I have read a lot about the coral first philosophy and I think the next tank I cycle will be done that way. Keep up with your water changes (I do 20% a week in my nano) and don't overload your tank. Could you post up some pictures for us?
Awesome. Glad to hear everything is going well this time around. I think Carmie has it right. Patience is really a virtue in this hobby. I'd love to see some pics too.
Hey, by the way, what did you use to take the pictures? They look great. I can't get my camera to focus on the things near the glass, and if I get far enough away to focus there is too much reflection of things in the room.
It's a nikon cool pics. 8.1 mega pixels. I go into macro mode on my camera, and that is usually represented by a flower symbol on most cameras. I also use a tri-pod although I don't think that is essential.
It's a nikon cool pics. 8.1 mega pixels. I go into macro mode on my camera, and that is usually represented by a flower symbol on most cameras. I also use a tri-pod although I don't think that is essential.
You can take some good pictures without a tripod but it is easier with one. Shooting at an angle to the glass will help reduce glare. If you can, put the camera on a tripod and turn the flash off.
You know I have a Canon 10D with a macro setting on it, but I can't seem to physically get it to focus on the closeups. I finally stuck the long lens on it and started zooming in from across the room. Will post some later. Maybe I am not getting something.
. Veriann thanks, it's not a huge tube worm, but I dont think size matters
I could had dropped for a laugh into the gutter, but in the spirit of the kids network i chose to illustrate another worm that was small & saved the planet....or at least kept me out of trouble for a couple of days till i finnished the game which is kinda like saving the planet..lol
icon under their name to add to their reputation. 
://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff107/duke1231/DSCN0194.jpg[/IMG]
V-series Productions 
Linear Mode
