Great :)

[littleboyblue16]

Well tomorrow might be the big day!, getting liverock, i finally met the owner of a store here who is willing to give me liverock for like 5 bucks a pound, its the crappy stuff, but hey its a start, and he said he would give me one non crappy one and it should spred, (crappy one meaning not nice looking) and so their, i finally learned about the aglea problem i just thought i would put a floresnt light over my tank for the time being, my god, the algea started comming, holy moly hehe, i try to whipe it off every chance i get, same with the gravel i give it a good turn just to get rid of it hehe... i take some more pictures later

[littleboyblue16]

is this a good light for my saltwater?

http://petsolutions.com/cgi-bin/cgii...052.380000&l=1


thanks bye

[ALRHA]

that is the exact one that i have (only in the 48" version). I love it and am extremely happy with it.
Good luck with the Algae, mine seems like its finally starting to slow its growth (not yet going away, but no longer growing back as fast).

[littleboyblue16]

hmmm i might have to get it hehe (the light)

[littleboyblue16]

new picture of tank

[littleboyblue16]

lots of stuff moving on the liverock, no algea blooms yet, new pc lighting and all that fun stuff

[ALRHA]

looks nice.
no powerhead?

[littleboyblue16]

i had a power head in their, but when i added the filter, it had to much of a current in their, if i were to add fish and crap, they would todally jump outta the tank, the filter give a nice current and everything

[tang_man_montreal]

Some people think that you can never have too much current... This especially comes into play when keeping SPS.

[ALRHA]

is that an Emporer filter? i would think it really only give a current on the surface and not lower in the tank.
i had the same problem with the current appearing too strong.
you can aim it at a rock or whatever, and it will diffuse it in all directions.