Search results

1.026 is perfect. natural seawater is 1.026.

Did you still want to see the sump design? Sorry it took me a while to respond.

Attachment 217648 Attachment 217649

Attachment 217641 Attachment 217644 Attachment 217643 Attachment 217642

Tank Updates!

you need to stop focusing on watts per gallon and focus on quality lighting.

+1 on barnacle

I want a pearlberry piece!

The sump is a 29 gallon. I built it myself.

I'll get some pics of my sump tonight

here are a couple updated pics - bad ones.. mh only Attachment 215216 t5 supplements Attachment 215215

did you really spell equipment twice with a t?

Originally Posted by Rotarymagic Get the alkalinity up.. it might be killing stuff being that low!!! If he's talking about alkalinity, it's fine. If it is the DKH it's low.

Originally Posted by nwdyr Are all the new people in the witness relocation program? why....especially if you are selling something ,would you not say where you are from Just a thought It was never said that the tank was for sale in this thread. If someone really wants to know where someone...

very nice!

I wait atleast 24hrs before I even think about putting newly mixed saltwater in. I also use oceanic in my tank and have great success. I have mixed salts with varied results. I would suggest waiting a day or so next time until your normal salts gets in.

What type of flow do you have in your tank? Do you do water changes? What type of lighting do you have? What is your SG? The answers to these questions could be a contributing factor on why you have nuisance algae in your tank.

pm sent

haha. owned.

UPDATE: I installed the sump and have the system up and running again. Everything appears to be running normal and I am happy with everything so far. No leaks (knock on wood). I am going to wait and see if I go through a mini cycle and make sure parameters are stable before transferring all my...