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Originally Posted by florida joe Measure the height you need then go on line for saltwater pumps that will give you that head. Two you may want to look into are Turbo-Sea External Pumps and Gen-X Pumps Thanks for answering Joe. Figure if I was pumping from floor to second ceiling it would be...

??? Aren't Lettuce Nudi's green? Mine is at least.

Im looking to get a 120 reef tank and have a refuge and sump in basement. What equipment and pump would you recommend for such a project? I would be pumping from basement to the floor above. How many pumps, what kind and any other equipment.

any suggestions on pumps and equipment for this project?

second the Fluval, it is so easy to clean and very innovative. The system they got is amazing. Never loses prime or anything. SO QUIET!!!!

Wow, thats impressive. Im thinking of having the sump and a refuge downstairs. I wanna buy a 125 gallon, I already have a 55 sitting around and also I have the sump that comes with this package I am looking at, 30 gallon. I could do that right, have refuge and sump downstairs and display up...

Im looking for info on having a display tank on one floor and having all equipment in my basement. What kind of pumps would I need, what are the pros and cons? Please help.

Originally Posted by Bang Guy Well, this is how I know they can eat Caulerpa racemosa. What kind of invert is that? That is beautiful!

My cleaner shrimp was a thief. If you have coral that you spot feed then I would say no. No matter how much I fed the shrimp he would always rob my coral that I spot fed. It was so annoying I just killed the shrimp. JUST KIDDING!!! He actually went missing so I assume he died. Now its not...

CAN I try to pick it up and move it on top of some rock or will I hurt it? I am just concerned it is stuck under this rock. Seems to be moving it front portion but it back is going nowhere. Can I pick it up?

Originally Posted by Bang Guy They have the ability to keep the chloroplasts from Macroalgae whole and store them in their body where they continue to photosynthesize sugar that they can use for energy. They are also not Nudibranch but they are Seaslugs, just a different family. How the Hell...

Originally Posted by spanko They are also not a nudibranch but a slug. (Tridachia crispata) Just going by what was on here, on the site. Cool though!

Oh yeah, he is as far from the top as possible. He is on the substrate hiding in the corner between rock and glass.

There is some Caulerpa on some of the rocks. There is hair algae here and there but maybe to long for him to eat. The tank is 3-4 years old so there should be enough right? Am I suppose to be doing something else?

Could anyone tell me what sort of pump would pump up one floor? Would it be loud or expensive to run?

Originally Posted by spanko Probably eating every little bit of algae in that spot. Really? Wow, then he might be there for a few weeks. LOL. Just wish he was in a spot where I could get a good view of him.

OK, then I will not bother him. It almost seems like he is trying to move but can't. I actually thought he was caught on something so I moved things a little bit around him. I think he needs a wheelchair.

Just got one from this site. Has really not moved more than a couple of inches from the corner of my tank. Is it dieing? Or do they take time to acclimate? Don't ask if I dripped him. OF COURSE!

Well how about the idea of drilling down into the basement? Has anyone else done this? Is it possible? Pros, cons? I have all the room in the world for that. I guess I would need powerful pumps though?

Underneath your 120 is there enough room for your sump and equipment? I am considering buying one but want enough room underneath for maintenance and room to work with. I was actually considering just drilling into my basement and having all equip down there, Not sure how practical that is...