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I will be setting up an elevated ATO container that will be hanging over my workbench that needs to be the approximate dimensions of a 10g aquarium. (20" x 10" x 12" ish) but would prefer it to be something a little more resistant to breakage than glass or acrylic. Anybody have any ideas...

I'm looking at possibly breaking down one of my tanks and in thinking through the redistribution of livestock I'd like some feedback. I have a pair of fire shrimp in my 90g and I was going to introduce two peppermint shrimp, but I am finding conflicting opinions about their compatibility...

This is the first pic post on my newest setup... The r33fswagg3r built DSA 105. Hope you guys like it and will offer your input as I try to keep the build interesting. The beginning: The first fish. :-) Why I reef:

I could really use some reef safe remedies for loosening a couple of plastic thumb screws in my sump that are torquing and not backing out. [emoji16] Any feedback is appreciated.

I can't explain it, but my brain just makes better long term connections if I read a post or PM w/ an associated picture. So, for those that don't currently use this feature and don't have an avatar pic, I plea that you consider adding/including one. Anybody else feel this way?

A year ago I bought three Emerald crabs for my 90 gallon reef and in retrospect that was probably pretty heavy loading. As a matter of opinion to others, I would suggest one or maybe two in a 90 gal. Regardless, they worked well for me and I was very happy with their addition. Of the three...

I've been wanting to start a nano reef setup to home some of the smaller inhabitants that didn't quite "go" in my 90 gallon display tank but having two other tanks and a small third build in progress I couldn't convince myself that this was a good idea... Well, give me some booze and a bad case...

Well I've done it again, last night marked the third time I've knocked a fuge light into the sump. (Varying types, models & types) I guess that leaves me looking for something a little more affordable from a local home-improvement store. I've researched in the past, but thought this would be a...