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Congratulations Lois if I was there I would throw some loose change in the car. (It’s an Italian thing). BTW I am looking into 2009 BMW Z4s

One thing the hobbyist needs to take into consideration is ease of maintenance. Will it be easier to harvest caulerpa from a refuge? Or would it be easier to remove a screen from their scrubber and harvest or break up the algae if it starts impacting the screen

Exactly right the only thing I would stress is that the scrubber does not utilize any excess nutrients it utilizes any nutrients which are presented through the screen. The most important principle IMO when implementing a scrubber is to have excellent flow of nutrient rich water passing through it

Ok this is a test for other hobbyists. Why does tangs rule have less algae on his glass now that he is using a turf scrubber. Also remember tang any die off of higher forms of algae will reintroduce nitrates and phosphate back into your system as these algae assimilate and not dissimilate the...

YEA RIGHT Quote: I'm no longer a reefer YEA

I have not read the entire thread but I think something needs to be explained. You always want your overflows to be rated higher than your return pump gph. And not by just a few gallons. Your return pump is at a constant. Let’s say 200gph and if your return is rated at 300 gph you are still...

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Well, I read it in this first post, but I decided to overlook it because I thought he knew better. lol i am sure he does i was only busting my old friends ba--s

Nice pic since they are photosynthetic and require no direct feeding. But they do like their krill once and a while

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Nitrites, Deejeff? Don't you mean NitrAtes? Finally me thinks someone is getting my gist

I don’t know why after you have established nitrification you would ever read nitrites

Quote: Originally Posted by Al&Burke I am going to have to read up on this very amazing stuff

Quote: Originally Posted by Gemmy I still can't find one. They are an awesome looking fish. pm me if you want to go $299.00 for on i have a site that has one in stock

Quote: Originally Posted by Al&Burke Hey Joe - how you doing? I have the same thing growing in my tank under a rock. Really interesting read - would be a neat project to try. doing good Al for an old timer that is. sure would be an intersting project for a nano tank

if you have the $$$$ you can get a Rhinopias Scorpionfish-purple-weedy fofor a

Yes you said your nitrites were zero and you were surprised why you would think your nitrites would read 10 to 20 Quote: nitrites 0 yes zero.i was surprised i figured 10-20 before i did it

Quote: Originally Posted by deejeff442 problem with the sock is the pods will get caught in it.if you care to keep pods for the fish. dude.lol i put that wrong twice.i put atm and meant ato auto top off,and was thinking tuft scrubber.i think that was the night i was drinking rum and cokes good...

Come on guys let me try this again. To my good friend DeeJeff I am glad your N I T R I T ES ARE AT ZERO. As for the sock question yes it is mechanical as you have to manually remove it and clean it from time to time

well my good friend i would hope your NITRITES are at zero . FYI run CC in my DT and have for over 11 yrs also an undergravel works as a plenum Quote: nitrites 0 yes zero.i was surprised i figured 10-20 before i did it

Bang it seems like your cryptic identificatin has opened up an area of study which may be new to some of the hobbyists i know it is to me. very interesting stuff

Wow I just realized when I was looking for a supplier for my custom acrylic refuge these guys were the ones that manufactured it. Who knew they would become reality stars