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It's been in the upper 90's here in NJ and my cheap Wallymart fan that I have blowing across the top of the tank has kept the temp at around 81 - 82. Saves on the cost of running the ac when nobody is home.

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Have mine in my 38 gal for a little over a year now. No problems with him bottering my softies eather.

Thanks....I going to research some others.. Just don't want to spend $500 +.

Just wondering if anyone has used this chiller...Was thinking about purchasing one for my 38 gal.

Try this place in Clifton Not too far from West Orange. www.absolutelyfish.com

I haven't been to Ocean Gallery in a while as it is a little far from where i am about 5 miles from the NY state border. But have found that I have had the best luck withe livestock that i've gotten from Absolutely over the other stores up here in NNJ even though their pricing and help insn't...

I haven't been to Ocean Gallery in a while as it is a little far from where i am about 5 miles from the NY state border. But have found that I have had the best luck withe livestock that i've gotten from Absolutely over the other stores up here in NNJ even though their pricing and help insn't...

Sounds like a troll to me.

Your parameters are all off for keeping saltwater fish. Ph should be 8.0 to 8.2, specific gravity of saltware water should be around 1.023 - 1.025 and the temp is way too low it should be around 80. Maybe you should by a couple of good books before adding any more fish.

If you email me at rjn_compsvs@yaoo.com I will send you a link of a shop that carries pond supplies. I also have been thinking about doing a small pond off of the new patio when i get it finished this summer. Rob

I also have my pc's mounted to the underside of my canopy and have replaced the glass top last spring with a piece of lighting egg crate from home depot. haven't had any trouble with salt creep harming the wood canopy or the lights I do have to clean the lights off on maintance day with a damp...

It's usually around $3 to $4 for a 50 lbs. bag.

Did you check out the $12.00 per pound live rock? I wasn't to impressed either when i drove over a couple of months ago. I usually go to Absolutely fish on rt 46 in Clifton. Not the best prices but they have nice livestock and the service is good.

It's located in the Cealing tile isle in Home Dept cost around $6.00 for a 2ft x 4ft piece.

From what I understand AGA and oceanic are made by the same company and Oceanic is their higher quality line.

Spring break is over for me too since becoming a happy home owner last year.:( Oh well had my fun for the past 5 years.

It's roughly $204.00 a year for replacement filters and the quality of the water still isn't close to RO/DI.

Mine eats what ever i feed, whether it be brine or flake foods. Also he tends to to pick at the algae all day too.

Rane, the southdown was around $3.50 a bag for a 50 lbs. I found mine at the HD in Riverdale.