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So that's where they hid Jimmy Hoffa's head.:D

HAppy New Years to All!

If you have enough ls and lr then you can start removing them slowly something like a quarter of them every couple of weeks. It wouldn't hurt to wait until you get the fuge set up either, but still remove as above.

I'm up in Ringwood. Most likely would purchase as I currently have only 2 fish left in my 38 gal.

May be interested in them for my 90 that i'm starting to set up.

Get the wedding invitations ready:joy:

I have a simular issue in my 38 gal tank now that one of my power heads have died (lowsy Rio's.) . You may want to try adding a power heard or moving one more twards the surface. More circulation at the surface seems to get rid of the film.

Todd, Best of luck with the tank. I can't wait to see it when it is up. I'm going to have your old tank up sometime later in the spring need to finish the room first. Rob:happy:

If you don't want to go with the sump route, a CPR backpack skimmer will work quite well for that size tank. I ran one on my 38 gal. for a while before switching to a sump based setup.

I've had a CS90 on my 38 gal for a little over 2 years now. Never had a problem with it loosing syphon. The aqua lifter pumps are something new so i haven't seen one yet. I may try one in the near future to replace the old rio pump that i am currently running.

Will do once i get it moved to is final location. I still need to purchase lighting and figure out what i will use filtration. Most likely will set up a fuge and a sump with a new skimmer. hopefully santa is good to me this year. :joy:

Thanks todd. It's going to fit nicely next to my bar. I'll stop by after the holidays to see the 155. :happy:

Let me know what your looking to get for just the tank, stand and canopy. I live just over the boarder in Ringwood. you can email me at rjn_compsvs@yahoo.com

I have the 2x96 kit on my 38 gal. I haven't had any throuble with them in the 2 years that they have been on the tank.

How much are you asking?

After the ammonia spike you will see the ammonia level drop and the nitrites rise and fall followed by a rise in the nitrate level. When the nitrates start to fall your cycle will be nearing completion. After this you can start adding your critters.

Finished rolling it out world wide at work. We skipped win 2000 and went from NT 4 to xp and replaced all desktops and laptops with new pentium 4's with flat screens. Slill working on getting a freebe for home.

I spend a lot of time waterskiing so I ended up getting a Mastercraft that i finally finshed paying for after 4 years. Boats unfortanitly cost as much as cars. and thats before the gas, maintaince, insurance and dock fees. Just make sure you are going to get enough use out of it to justify...

I would remove the shells and rock substraite and get the Live sand before you add your live rock and inhabitants. It's a pain to change once your tank is completely setup. I found this out the hard way. Alot of people use southdown (yardright) sand from homedepot if you can find it and then...

Where are you located?