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The grey fuzzy stuff is sponges that are dying, I'd bet that if you picked that off with your finger, you'd find a black mess underneath. Your tank won't be ready for livestock untill all these things are completely gone, By spotting them, and slowly carefully removing them, your rock will be...

looks like turf algae to me. It's calcareous and hard to get rid of. In fact, I think it has the potential of overrunning your tank. It will outcompete coral growth, It will trap detritus and thus increase nutrient load for the tank, spurring it's own growth and causing noxious algal blooms...

Magnets near my Hard Drive?! I don't think so!

Inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

yep good idea too. I feel that people are far too gun shy about using the ocean near them. I feel that the polutants are far over emphasized. Go for it!

Only prob, is that where there is Iron, usually there is copper and other heavy metals. But I love experiments. Rock on!

From all i've studied, I must echo the sentiments above. If you aren't gonna get the good quality reflectors, then they are essentially the same lights. The T5s however will offer the ability to use quality reflectors which really do increase the brightness by about 300%. Some have noted...

Very nice light stand. Good idea! Nice tank too.

How do they get the cream into the wobbegong? They feed him donuts!!! :lol: :roll:

You're bored after your first post? Hmmm, nice way to enter the site. But to answer your question, my favorite would have to be the Port Jackson, or the horn sharks.