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I wanna seed about 100 pounds of reef saver rock (basically dead rock). I wanna do this in my basement, which is kinda cool. Do I need a heater, or light to cure this rock? What's the best method?

Holy crap. I would vacuum it up just keep the siphon on the top portion of the bed without disturbing all the settlement underneath it. After that I would then lower your Nitrates using Chemi-pure and Phosban. Then get yourself a diamond goby to keep your bed clean.

Yeah I got it on there but no bites despite nearly $100 off of cheapest retail price I have seen.

You used the Eco rock though? How do you like it?

Seriously? Not one responce?

Had one low under PC's didn't do well. I would say medium to high. They like light from what I was told after mine died.

I wanna sell a (NEVER USED) complete Oceanic Reef Sump model 2 but don't know where I can post it on here. There used to be something for that what happened?

This Eco rock is dead stuff. I have a tank filled with live rock but I don't want to seed it with this because I do have little bubble algae, a lot of Zenia (WHICH I CAN"T STAND, looks like brown slime, but its not) and some hair algae. I do not want to introduce any of this to my new tank...

Thanks Flower, at least its something. I would love to see the 14k's at work.

Seriously? Its a common light. Whats with these boards lately? Nobody answers anything unless its a question about cycling, or starting out

Okay thanks!!!

Was wondering how these lights look. Thinking of buying them but not really sure what they do for coral. Eye candy or not? That is the question. Please let me know. Pics would be AWESOME!!

I am trying to get rid of this sump I have. Its 30 gallons complete Oceanic Sump. I am not sure if its a model 2 or 3. How can I tell. Its 30 gallons I know that. Is the model 2 30 gallons? Thanks

Originally Posted by plumb4u2 just bought 8 brand new t5 bulbs for my nova extreme 8x54w fixture 4 10000k and 4 actinic...have had new bulbs running for bout 2 weeks one of the actinics burned out.....does anyone have any ideas why....bad bulb?....problem with ballast?....I replaced this...

Check out some Blastos or Acans. They are REally bright. Im a huge fan of Blastos though. Acans are brighter though

If you didn't see them at the LFS then they suddenly appeared it was prob just stress. Anyway there is noting wrong with playing it safe. Good luck.

I feed my fish once every few days. Prob has nothing to do with what you are talking about though. Newer tanks go through more changes then established tanks. Are stirring up the sand when doing W/C's? This might create a spike.

Are you sure they weren't just stress spots? Tangs do get spots when stressed. (going from one tank to another)

I GUESS!!!! lol

Not a bad idea Speg. Would the base rock get seeded quickly or would it take a while? Also would this still work right away to create a good water quality? Maybe I will just do that. Load it up with base. Light or no light on the LR tank? Thoughts? Originally Posted by Speg You could also...