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ok that's about sums it up for me, i was playing with that thought since i have the 30 gal hex. thank you for the help

I'm in Bedminster, i've been using Ocean Gallery 2 as well, but if you step into the ***** by the somerville circle they have a new frag tank which is maintained by an outside guy that has a lot of knowledge besides that you have the pet shunty and thats it for our area

would a 30 gal. hex. tank be good enough for jelly fish and where can i get info about what are their needs. thanks in advance

Northern somerset county if it helps

I'll be doing a 15gal. change in my 120gal. tank today and i do this every other week on an average.

Like i have mentioned on your other thread build a concrete slab, make it slightly larger then the dimensions of the stand like the weight of the tank is not on the edges of the slab Make it level like this you don't have to worry about it settling, it a heavy tank the water by it self weighs at...

here is my thought about this: since you have a basement use this opportunity to create a room that will be located right under the 100 gal. tank, that will serve two things one will be support the second would be a place to run all the plumbing too, like this you be limited to space that the...

i would like to suggest that you should guild some kind of platform with self leveling concert for the tank to sit on for one it will support the tank a lot better then the shims and esthetically it would look less obvious that the floor under the tank is not level, this may sound like a lot of...

just scrape them off and go to your lfs and trade them for supply or store credit

Sorry cant help you with the worm but very nice set up

i guess since its a mixed tank I'll have to I'll need to treat it as reef. so the next question would be should i rotate between Instant Ocean and Reef Crystals, or just stick with reef crystals(it sounds like the preferred one for reef) Originally Posted by Posiden For a fish only tank or a...

I guess i got lucky Thanks Originally Posted by Cranberry If the gills are infested with ich, I wouldn't touch the temp or salinity. It's easier for them to respire in lower salinity and there will be more oxygen available to them at lower temps.

raising the salinity and maintaining the temp at around 80 worked in my tank, that may be a coincident, i had a brake-out in my tank but since i raised the salinity and the temp its gone, every now and the tangs get a spot or two but it goes away by it self. maybe i got lucky see what the expert...

I'm not sure if any body asked this before. What would be a good brand of salt to use Thanks

if I'm not mistaken when trying to remove them try not to deflate them because that will help it spread, I have to agree that RODI is a must for lots of reasons, and you can always get an emerald crab, from what i understand they like to eat the bubble algae as well.