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move to Florida going by this thread we must have the lowest prices in the country

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Anyone on this thread have frag tanks or racks? check out meowzer for the racks

Quote: Originally Posted by Bang Guy Bacteria is my theory. Two scenarios- (1) Silt that has not yet been colonized by bacteria will remain in the water column. Increasing waterflow allows more water going by the silt grains and increases the chance of bacteria colonizing the silt grains...

IMO it was not the salt

NaplesFlorida has filtered water for 35c a gallon at publix

It depends on what you mean by wave maker. Are you talking about adding another powerhead or are you talking about a pump controller. You add the poly filter to your mechanical filtration

are you talking wavemaker or powerhead ? you can also try running a poly filter pad

Just out of curiosity did you rinse the sand before you put it into your tank?

Look into buying your own unit. It will eventually pay for itself and you get the immediate convenience of not having to travel to your lfs every time you need water

You may have to sacrifice some of the zoos, make sure you completely cover it with the aiptasia x

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer You know.....when I first saw this thread.....I just knew it was a matter of time before you mentioned my name Just wanted to bring your expertise into the mix

great pics Al keep them coming

If you are using the Aiptasia-X it comes with an applicator that works very well

http://www.leonardosreef.com/guide-to-balling/ BTW where is Meowzer

I just drilled a small diameter hole in each of my overflows just below the water line of my loc lines, hobbyist want to make sure they drill the holes at 180 degrees so at start up you don’t splash water on your lights

With all due respect I think you have it backwards, you should find a fish that you like then find out if its aggressive and stock your tank accordingly. Remember just to buy a fish because you think it is going to be aggressive means you have to add fish with it that will demonstrate its...

IMO anyone with in tank overflow boxes should have syphon brake holes drilled into their return lines

We are talking about a 29g tank. And you changed 80% of 29G. Did you test the water before you introduced it into your tank? Are you carrying out the test procedure exactly as called for?

Quote: Originally Posted by spanko Is everyone making sure they are feeding their critters enough to keep them from looking for other foods? In my case I don’t think it was a lack of food that caused the damsel to pick at the coral, IMO it looked more like a reaction to something new added to...

At this point I would do a 15 g water change test the water before introducing it into your tank. Test one hour after introduction. Something just does not sound right