Host Sea Anemone Survey
Do you have a Host Sea Anemone in your tank? Have you ever had a Sea Anemone in your tank? If you have, your input can be a great help with a research project that is underway. Take a few minutes to participate in the Host Sea Anemone Survey which asks about your experience with Host Sea Anemones in your aquarium. Even if you didn't have the best of luck with your anemone, sharing your experience will greatly help aquarists understand what it does and does not help anemones to survive in the aquarium environment.
The raw data and conclusions of the survey will be posted on the About Saltwater Aquariums site. Participants in the survey will be sent a copy of the data and conclusions as soon as the survey is complete.
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Comments
I would like to know if it is possible to have a coral tank that relies on sunlight as its only source of lighting.
To have an Aquarium lit by Sunlight alone is a great Energy Saving Idea. I’ve thought of the idea and think by setting up a Tracking Solar Reflector to reflect light onto a stationary mirror located above the Aquarium.
Sounds like a good idea because of the patterns of the sun, but the problem with using natural sunlight is that it promotes the growth of nuisance algae which you don’t want. This problem can be solved, however by choosing the right fish, invertebrates and plants.
Good Luck!!
i have a fish tank in my bedroom,
and it has these little white bugs swimming around in it they look like air bubbles
but i looked closley and they were indeed
bugs. now, since i basically repeated what you said up there,
i just wanted to make sure we were talking
about the same thing?
i have a sucker fish and a blue glogormi??
lol i dont know how to spell it,
will the bugs harm my fish? and how did they get there?
hi
those little bugs are there because you are over feeding i had these a while ago as soon as i cut down on the ammount i fed the fish they soon disappeared hope this helps.
regards
tangman