Recent content by nick87

i'll take 2 for £5 if there is any left :)

Hi all, looking for some mosses for my 6 gallon tank, anything easy to grow considered really :)

Hi mate, £80-100 is more the going rate depending on the condition.

Skimmer still for sale and if so how much?

Simon garratt is a very knowledgeable chap and the reef eden site is very good. As mentioned above, wetwebmedia is an absolute gold mine of information and the second place i vist if i need to know something (After this forum of course :))

Jawfish are great fish but require a little more care, they need a sand bed of atleast 4in deep, preferably 6in. The urchin should be fine, you'll be suprised how much algae grows in a tank.

I have 2 osram quicktronic dimmable 3x 24W ballasts, loads of wire, end caps and bulb clips for sale All you would need is 6 tubes and a something to hold it all together. No idea on it's worth so make me an offer (within reason) and i'll prob say yes.

They are the 900lph models, but as said i have modded them to get more flow

I have 3 modded koralia nano's for sale, i have removed some of the grill for increased flow. Looking for £25 plus p+p

I'd agree with seffie, aslong as all parameters are spot on and powerheads covered the lighting should be ok. With regards to them moving around and not getting enough light, they generally find them most suitable spot and won't settle unless happy.

Unfortunatley filter intakes/power heads and anemones don't mix. The reason it is moving around is because it is not happy and is tryin to find a suitable spot in your tank, the only way to stop it is to provide the right conditions. What lighting are you using, what filtration method and what...

What tube is it, t5 or t8? As you only have one i'd go for something like a 14000k bulb, that will give you a nice blue look.

Try aquarist classifieds to see if any one local is selling any LR. As mentioned any agronite san is fine, just look in your lfs.

I have always had sand in my tanks, except my current one. It was never planned, i changed over tanks and never got around to putting sand in, it is so much easier to maintain, i have loads of nice flow all around and no detrius build up.

Unless your going to buy a lab grade multitester (Big money) then seperates are the way to go. I would advise you go for a well know and reliable brand, hanna instruments and pinpoint monitors are 2 of the best.