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i have heard that the odyssey ballast does not fire all the other brand name bulbs.

i look at my tank for hours until my girlfriend begins to throw things at me because she is so mad. but i do blink while watching the fish swim around.

the problem with the old thread was that most the people who posted pictures of themselves no longer post on SWF.com

and the fun part will be one day the bones will be weakened so much that the femur will come crashing down onto the tibia and fibula and destroy the knee cap. and at that point all that can be done is a complete knee replacement.

i have been told that you can easily get a par reading of 350 at the sand bed of a 125 gallon tank that is 22" tall using 6 80 T5 bulbs. and I'm going with 7 bulbs. but i guess I'm just not a metal halide guy.

you could dose a lot of purple up.

Originally Posted by salt210 unless there is a lot of splashing going on causing salt creep somewhere i have had that problem before.

i wish mine was as easy to fix as a fracture. my problem is that neither knee and my left hip have 0 cartilage. so slowly the bones are grinding themselves to dust.

i had great fun playing football. after my left leg finally gave out beginning of Sr year i replaced my hobby of football with fish keeping. it seems to much safer so far.

i got a thing in the mail saying i could get between $10,000 and $15,000 for enlisting and $30,000 a year. and i was thinking that looked good to be, but they said my body was just to beat up from high school football.

i would go with 2 50/50. what wattage are the bulbs? are they 65 watt bulbs?

i don't even have any on the glass either.

i did lie about my medical issues. it only took the physical from them to tell there was something wrong, when my knees had less than half the normal knee bend. my left hip with half as much bend as the right hip. they didn't know about my back and concussions until they got my medical records

i have 6 crabs in mine. they kept killing my snails, and i didn't have any other place to put them.

i found that after a week or two the fish get used the the extra flow and don't get pushed around so easy.

i know this is a little off topic but after high school when i tried to sign up for the Army i got denied. they didn't want some one who was 18 years old with basically no knee's a vary bad left hip. history of broken spine and major concussion from football. and i really wanted that signing bonus

in your pictures it looks like the Sailfin is almost looking for food. have you tried garlic.

for my tank i am retrofitting 7 80 watt T5 bulbs over the tank with 2 Icecap 660 ballast and one Icecap 430 ballast.

all the rocks in my tank does not have even half of the Coralline algae even one of those rocks has.

i do a 20 to 25% water change every week to every other week.