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I have a 75 gallon and recently trashed my wet dry and went for a 30gallon fuge. My water has been the clearest I have had it. I also have a fluval 405 that I use to run poly filiter in. My vote is for the Berlin method. My nitrates are still high to me 5-10 ppm.

Originally Posted by alix2.0 i think theyre saying "blue ringed octopus are very venomous and will kill you if you get bit. call animal control immediately." as in call them now so you dont DIE. I have actually had a blue ring octopus before the U.S. put a stop on importing them. Most are...

Sorry pics are hard I have a bad camera. If you interested pm with your phone number and we can talk or you can come and see him. Thanks. Tony

Free fish to good home, you just need a qt for him anyone? Or im gonna flush him. jjking

Octopuse nw 150 (micro bubble machine). The setup will be for a 75 gallon dt.

I going to be making a 30 gallon fuge out a standard 30 gal tank. Going from left to right. Return from display tank/protein skimmer/bubble baffle/fuge(sand,live rock, cheto)bubble baffle/ return to display tank. Does my plans seem alright? Should I change anything around? Thanks in advance.

Okay here is the deal I have a Blue Angel fish that I need to get rid of he is currently about 4 inches long, he is being treated for ick in a dt with hypo currently no signs of ick. I would like to trade for a simple coral frag zoo's. NO SHIPPING I live on the east side of cleveland ohio...

No I just got done getting this answer myself. All you need is 36" 4 t-5 bulbs the ice cap ballast will over drive the the bulbs(this will provide about 40% more output) . Also this depends on if you using individual reflecors or not.

Originally Posted by c42480 I have a t5 setup for my 75 gallon. I went with 4 t5 bulbs and a icecap 660 ballist with reflectors. this overdrives the 54w bulbs to about 85w. It will shorten the bulb life to around 12-14 months of use i was told, but it is a more compact fixture and its about...

t-5's here we go thanks.

Okay I really doing my research on lighting here is my confusion. I have a 75 gallon standard aquarium I want to add corals to the tank, I have a contact at ****** and they say just to run vho's(doesnt maked sense)!!!. I plan on having hammer coral, torch, zoos, lps, softies, shrooms. ect...

Actually post #13 thats my plans for my fuge/sump. Fuge in the middle flow from right to left. return from dt-potein skimmer-bubble baffe-fuge-bubble baffle return to tank.

so whats the final fuge going to look like?

Originally Posted by AngelMan Absolutely. Only way I could do it to avoid them. Water then has to pass through the sponge for the wet dry and the bubbles are trapped. Well I guess ill build one out of a 30 gallon tank.

Originally Posted by AngelMan My ETSS returns into the bio balls chamber as has already been suggested by drilling a hole through the wet dry. Did that help with your micro bubbles?

Originally Posted by peckhead can you show me a picture of the out put of the skimmer? like where the water exits the skimmer? i used to have a wet dry similar to yours and there was a hole going back into the bio balls. is tehre a hole in yours? in the middle wall of the wet dry? if not...

Originally Posted by sign guy is the blue prefilter over the pumps intake? no its next to the intake surrounding it on the right side of the pump.

Originally Posted by sign guy looks like your pump might be creating the bubbles when is the last time you cleaned it? Earlyer today, this is the first time I actually ran the skimmer in the sump and the bubbles only happen when I turn it on.

would a gate valve setup like this help with the bubbles?

Hope this help