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Yeah, I wouldn't be going there anymore either. Especially since he didn't even seem to care. That's... just... As Saxman stated... PFFFFT is all I can say. Usually LFS like this don't stick around for very long. Oh well, you tried!

So, did you get it fixed yet?

The tank is looking pretty good so far. Watch that angel for nipping at corals! If it doesn't - you just scored big time!

Agreed as well... I would never dip an invert in a coral dip solution either.

Quote: Originally Posted by novahobbies No.....how would this be any different from a 10K white/460nm blue T5 or MH/T5 fixture? Those are essentially "just white and blue..." Now, I know that a lot of people have been experimenting with their LED custom jobs....mixing some red and even UV...

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 .... And that is why I am selling my 110g tank. Just make sure you don't wear deodorant on days you clean the fish tank! LOL To spot feed, turn your pumps and powerheads off temporarily. You can use a turkey baster to gently push the food towards the...

I run my GAC in a BRS reactor. Seems to do a good job.

BRS GFO is pretty good too.

you might also want to change your bulbs if they are overdue.

just lay down some tank towels and do your work. stay clean and dry. You shouldnt have any problems.

So, what did you go with?

so how did it turn out?

Eh, I guess you're right. lol. I'll keep that in mind and try it out sometime. Thanks.

Quote: Originally Posted by sweatervest13 That's the problem... If I could just get away with buying one unit.. but I would need three at least. A lot better then the Radions for the price IMHO. I don't know. I'm still iffy about LEDs to be honest. I would really like to see some more long...

Looks pretty cool. You don't think that having just white and Blue LEDs is washing out any colors in the corals?

I think it turned out pretty good. I like the poly that you put on it. 5 coats?! Have you delivered it yet? What did the guy think? It takes a lot of time, patience and experience to do the kinds of things you do. I'm sure you did a much better job than what he might have been able to do on his...

Looks good man. I like the grooves. Flower - it looks good on your tank. I love the seahorses and macro!

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Does anyone know a good way of removing old silicone from a tank besides razer blades, acetone and alcohol? Should I save the top and bottom black trim on a tank or completely replace the trimwork? Does the trimwork go on a tank during the siliconing up...

Yeah, I would really like to get my hands on one, but I just can't afford three of them right now. LOL I just keep looking at the videos in awe.

I kind of agree with what Snake and Acrylic are saying here - you might be better off with just the right sized chiller and using equipment that is low wattage... and maybe even investing in some LED lights so that your tank doesn't have that much heat introduced into it in the first place...