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I will holding a wake for Bob later this weekend, all guests are asked not to send flowers, but bring cocktail sauce.....

Thank you very much, your input was helpful.

Wow, your the first person to say its bad, thanks.

:notsure: Is there a ratio of how many bags of aragonite to how many bags of 'live sand' you should have in a 150? Can you buy too much "live sand"?

Originally Posted by renogaw if you click on live rock live sand to the left it has a sand bed calculator. Thanks! :cheer:

Thanks, I think I can afford the shrimp.

Originally Posted by NEreef all Ca based sand will slowly dissolve into the water column. it will need to be replaced. i don't see how this could crash a tank, however. that sounds silly, but i could be wrong. At least 2 inches. Thinking of mixing arag alive sand with other aragonite. Like...

Thanks, I have a 150, how many bags do you think i would need?

Originally Posted by quads4_lif Yes, it is good stuff I used it in both my 55 gal and my 100 gal reef tanks. my cycles lasted less than 4 days and were almost non existent Did you add all the sand at the same time or did you add it slowly over a period of time?

Boy I would like to read that thread! It sounds (pardon the expression) fishy!

Thanks, I thought it was a joke. I remember the old Fritzyme that went bad when it got hot. I will try some of the sand, thanks again. Final comment, this site is really great and it is because of the great people who are willing to share their time and knowledge. Thanks again!

I have a Remora Pro and its only 3 1/4 wide. Tad pricey though. Good luck

I cant believe that prepackaged 'live sand' would be anything but a fraud. Am I right or wrong?

I have read the threads on UV's on this site and they have been very animated to say the least. I have noted that some sterilizers are rated by tank size and articles I have read suggest pump flow rate. If my understanding is correct, in order to render 'bad' organisms (parasites, bacteria...

I received the following response from Eheim about the Ebo Jager heaters and their being submersible : "JAGER heaters are fully submersible according to European standards. However since the production of JAGER heaters was moved to Germany when EHEIM acquired the company, a new UL certificate...

Thanks for the confirmation.

You guys are the best! Thanks for your help. I really was lucky the day I stumbled onto this site!!

Boy am I tired of the double talk regarding ebo jager heaters. I know they are quality units, but the ads say they are not submersible and salesmen say they are. So which is it? Any help appreciated.

Thanks for you input and sorry about your experience. Looks like we are geographic neighbors, I live in Charles Town, WV. Thanks again!

WOW, that's great thanks alot! :jumping: