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Yep. Key word: Cyanoacrylate

Which would you choose for a 6-8ft set-up?

Man, I wish I could just run an MSX for comparison. I have an ASM G-3 on my 75g and I can't imagine a skimmer pulling out more than that thing is pulling out already....almost a full skimmate cup per week and the neck is always completely caked.

Why not use the Fluval.....they make the thing so darn easy to clean these days. The only thing they haven't included is a little troll in box to actually clean it for you.

CPR overflow + Aqualifter + Ultra float switch in the DT = No Flooding

It will slowly give way to purple coralline.

Go ahead, show us what you're working with. Can anyone beat this guy's?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvflCdjhzHk

Originally Posted by florida joe With what little I know about the life cycle of ick can some one educate me as to how enriched food brakes that life cycle once a tank is infected No facts to offer you FJ, but the only logical explanation I can come up with is the added nutrition/vitamins...

Mine only likes moderate flow. Try turning off you powerheads for a few hours to see if it makes an appearance. Also, you might have a fish that is irritating it.

Normally I'd say why even bother (going from 55 to 75), but for $60, why not.

In December, I introduced a fish which became completely covered in ICH a few days later. Thought it was a goner for sure, so I started soaking flake and algae in Selcon and KM Garlic Xtreme and did this daily. 4 months later, that fish is fine and I've introduced several others since. No more...

Glad to hear they're resolving this for you. ....but yes, real convicts are fed better than that Convict Tang.

Got a great deal on this colony of Purple/Blue Meridiana. The guy has a beautiful 300g mixed reef that he's breaking-down. It was previously a TOTM. He said it took up too much of his time.

Finally moved my Derasa from my rocks to my sand...cold water near the foot worked like a charm.

Read the thread in The Aquarium.

No, but you could add the wrong carbon, i.e., one which contains phosphates. I use Seachem Matrix.

Just bought this colony of Hyacinth Birds Nest for $99. It's about 9" x 7". Sorry about the lousy cellphone picture.

Nothing wrong with the idea....just might not look so great.

Another victim here.....fumes could nuke my tank.

9 fish (2-3 inches) and plenty of corals. Plus I feed generously.