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Is this possible? Here's what I'm thinking. I have an old style hang on overflow filter that has a built in skimmer. I'm not sure if it even works properly, but if it does can I simply add macro/mangrove and use this as a temporary fuge? It should hold at least 1lb of macro with ample room to...

Originally Posted by acrylics Bill109, Tomato Clown, Tongue in groove joints are not stronger in acrylic and will usually be far weaker as they introduce new stress points and the stress of the actual machining is bad for acrylic. Simple butt joint is more than adequate to provide 2500psi...

It kind of looks like the webbing from a bristle worm only that's really dence.

CC and a Fluval 205 Salinity is low due to recent water change and it's only that low after I do my WC's

the new one no. The new kit is API master saltwater. The older kit was marine lab

I actually have some spare 1in. acrylic sheets that I was looking at. I think they might be able to handle an interlocking router cut allowing for a tongue & groove type of structure, but I don't have enough to actually do the stress test when filled with water yet. There might even be another...

My test kit showed everything as normal within ranges, but 2 fish died and the Nass. snails stay towards the top and don't do much, sooo... I bought another new test kit yesterday did some basic tests, and they were quite surprising... The only problem though is the kit didn't come with the...

Some people silicon spray their water heaters. I don't know about the furnaces though

Actually looking at a LFS site I found this... Will it work for basic "easy" corals? or will it require better bulbs? The price is do-able for me on these. Coralife S/W Aqualight T-5 is a double lamp fixture ideal for saltwater and reef aquariums. Includes one 10,000K Daylight and one True...

I have the old school lighting. Yes the basic florescent bulbs..lol I'd like to have some kind of coral in the future, however I know that the bulbs I have probably won't cut it. My question is as follows... Without spending hundreds on a new strip, what bulbs will do the trick? Currently I have...

For the past few months I started doing 2 gal. once a month.

Awesome find Krich!! Originally Posted by TexasMetal I think I would seriously get an assault charge for whipping some LFS employees hind quarters over that. Why oh why do people order animals for their stores if they can't take care of them. There is no room for ignorance when life is...

Hmmm.... OK I'll just keep an eye on things then. Thanks

Not to be argumentitive or anything, but aren't bristleworms technically the same family as fireworms as they sting? We do use the term bristleworm for most worms we see, and w/o a picture it would be hard to ID. All tank parms are normal to slightly high on last tests run yesterday. I do know...

I thought I was losing my mind w/ this, but after figuring out the cause behind the death of 2 damsels and reading a little here and there I do believe I know the prime suspect! I have a monster bristle worm! Last night I found one of my yellow fin damsels half dead and giving up. 2 days prior...

I removed the black light just concluding that there are too many skepulations about them. I also figure if it's strong enough to blind me, then the poor fish wouldn't stand a chance.

Very nice indeed

The clown peeking out is cute too..ha ha Awesome tank!

Tonight just for kicks I figured I'd show a blacklight strip picture and a single LED picture. LED is brighter and looks nicer

Last ditch efforts started 10 months ago where I stopped turning the lights on for no reason and just let everything cycle through itself. Bought some new equipment and the pictures show how that went...