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Originally Posted by nycbob yes. duncan can thrive in low light, as long as u feed them. what about the frogspawn?

Also what about a DUNCAN can they be place low?

i have the same amount of light. Does anybody no if i can put my frogspawn on the sandbed (about 26" from water surface)?

Originally Posted by Mr_X it doesn't matter. what concern did you have? the concern i have is when i do the WC i have to remove water from the fuge area. I wasn't sure if that would effect anything

Originally Posted by Mr_X it's all the same water. i drain a section of my sump when i do a water change also. yeah but mine is a 20 gall so i have to drain the return,the overflow, and some out of the refugium.

I do a 10 gal water change a week and i have been doing though the sump instead of the DT is this ok? or should i take some water from the DT every now and then? Sorry for the dumb question just had to ask.

Originally Posted by novahobbies Actually I use one for my 110g, and I love it. No micro bubbles, pulls dark green goop. Only qualm I had was the above-mentioned difficulty taking the top off for emptying....you have to [hr] it on and off (!?!?) but I was thinking of modding it by drilling...

Originally Posted by Stanlalee from a local forum (pics and vids dont really prove much but...) tank is a 65g FOWLR and the only fish is a small undulate trigger fed once daily with 2yr old established rock (I wish I could just post the link instead of reporting it lol). very light bioload so...

Originally Posted by Stanlalee seen it in action. pretty good bubbles (kind of turbulent in the body but a good amount of bubbles. I'd say as much as my small octopus), was working (producing skimate). definately seen better pinwheels (they say needlewheel but its a pinwheel like everybody's...

having a refugium and hiding equipment

I have a 80 gal. tall about 26 inches deep and 13" wide. Right now i have a maxi-jet upgrae 1600gph mostly pointed up near the water surface then i have a korlia #2 on the other end about half way down form the water surface and then i have a auqa-clear 250gph about 4 inches above the sand on...

i had one.....you always have to add topoff water to it. I had it for 6month then made a 20 gallon sump/fuge but i kepted the overflow box and pump. By the way the skimmer does not work.

Originally Posted by King Kole hade one because of the small footprint it was poorly designed did not work in water level of less than 6 inches of water and you have to remove the damn thing each time the cup needs emptying and is a monster micro bu bble maker other than that Why do you have...

Originally Posted by stdreb27 Just be careful if you do have to weed eat it in your tank, because they'll turn the water brown.

Originally Posted by big Yea I cut my photo-period way back when I first had the Pro...... I would have to look back but I think I went to about 3 hours of 10 k and 6 for the Actinic....... Mine is wired that only 2 Actinics are on that switch................ Yea as to bulbs I am changing out...

Has anybody herd anything about this skimmer? It would work perfect in sump!

Thanks for all the help! I think i going to get some LR rumble and place it around the xenia and take to the LFS ... They will give me 8-10 a frag.

Originally Posted by Mr_X if you see a decline in your corals over the next month or so, it's because you upgraded your lighting. the shorter photo period is not going to help much. you should have used the screen method. it's the blast of the new light that will shock the corals, not the...

Originally Posted by big Right at 23 inches....... surface of water to substrate averages about 19. Here is a shot of how bright it looks. Your tank looks great!! do you think i will get away with most LPS on the sandbed? So i could put some SPS up higher. Also did you go to full light peroid...

Originally Posted by Mr_X it would damage them, but just short term. xenia is one of the most durable of corals i've come in contact with. i cut mine off of places i don't want it with scissors, and catch the stalk floating around, and place it in a low flow area, on a pile of rocks or sand...