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Im sure you thought of this, but could somthing have be dead out of site?

You did a great job your equipment is first rate as well as the live rock and LS. You know how to do it right the first time

Is there a great risk buying a used fresh water tank due to a chance of copper beig used, ect? thanks

Originally Posted by fallnhorse I don't see much bioload there. The lion will eat those clowns within days and then the gobie. Then set sights on the jawfish. Shouldn't need much for clean up crew. At least you won't be eating freshwater fish should be heatlheir for him. Just this is the reason...

Originally Posted by lion_crazz How is this solving a problem with more money? A timer costs $5 and is something that all hobbiests should have. What do you do when you are on vacation or working different hours? Does the sun not shine on those days? A parasite will not cause a fish to dart...

Originally Posted by Sinner's Girl ya'll spend way too much money on the tanks! That's why I don't have reef... Most thought it's funny when I was excited over going on a curise...that meant lr, and the second cruise meant more lr! (we didn't pay for the cruises-they were gifts). I had pictures...

Originally Posted by coachKLM please dont use powersweeps... they require quite alot of maintenance and get stuck more often then not ,you could get a maxi for the same if not less. +198 or whatever is not alot of flow for a powerhead. One of the worst investments I have made so far.

Originally Posted by Spectre879 I dont know if this is practical or just stupid, but here it goes :notsure: . If you have plenty of tubing, try coiling that tubing for about 4 or 5 times. Leave about an 1 1/2 between each coil. Place the coiling inside of a container or sump compartment and...

Most people think Lifereef Prefilter overflow is the best handsdown. If you do a search it should confirm this. Alot of people have the CRP over flow I think due to the affordable aspect.

Originally Posted by hihikeke Ic...is there any brand of overflow box that doesn loose the siphon itself? Beacause mine does it sometime What kind do you have?

What specs?

Originally Posted by TimO 30 gallon tank... One hermit crab should do it, and he's just for that "total reef effect". Worthless creatures in the home aquarium, in my opinion. And that bit about supplying extra shells... they're not fast growers, and if they are in your tank, you better check...

Do you guys EVER belive someone is lying? Your just too nice

Well, I think you should buy your set up and not worry about amps. Then you will have plenty of time to test it with all equpment before you get any live stock. If there is any problem its no big deal to add a circuit even if you had to pay someone.

I think there is alot more stuff you should be putting your energy researching instead of amps. My house was built in 1919 and I have enough stuff on my system to power a village. If you can spread it over more than a single circuit and try not to use a circuit that has a big load like a ac...

Confused, is right. I allways read that you put the rock in before the sand? Im not so sure a star fish will agree with "creating a small void and pushing sand back around the base will serve to anchor the rock and prevent the rock from shifting. "

Ok, if you have the normal aga lights that come standard with the tank like CGRANT does that cause brown algae?

I will give you 10 bucks shipped