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did you get it online? If so would you mind PMing me with the link? Thanks

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does anyone have Marshall Island live rock in their tank? I have seen it around but am not sure how it looks in a tank. If anyone does can you please post pics?

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Originally Posted by m0nk The Oregon Reef, prior to the crash. He seriously had everything setup nearly perfect.... I still don't know if things are up and running yet, and the website hasn't had any updates since the crash, so who knows if it will ever return to it's former glory, but I do...

the rock work is lookin good. I cant wait to see it develop!!!

I saw it on saturday. Even though some people didnt like it, I liked it. I wasnt expecting as much as it gave out. I was happy with it, the ending kind of dissappointed me but I knew it was coming. I suggest people see it in theaters, unless you have a home theater wit a real big screen n...

kevin your canopy is amazing!!!

Ino- kunoichi. U like naruto? Dream tank... well it wud be quite large, and shaped like an inground pool (with a shallow area, a slopeing part and a deep part. But around the whole thing would be dug out n it would have glass walls so you could view it from any angle. There wuold be no matinence...

thats crazy. I hope u catch wat ever is moving stuff. Run a video camera after the lights go out, either put night shot on the camera or use a red flashlight. Or just a night watch wit a red flashlght

sushi mmmmmmmm

Originally Posted by Kevin34 Have you thought about a powder brown? Im pretty sure they are heartier than the powder blues. I would also go with the jawfish over the engineer goby. A lot of people that have them say they are the tank clown. I agree jawfosh over engineer goby. Engineer goby may...

Originally Posted by newtanksynd with a 75 gal tank do i need to add a cheap fish to help cycle ?? or will the live rock do it just fine? if a fish would help is one Damsel to small for my 75? im not in any hurry i want to do this right the first time. any help with a filter sigestion? live...

welcome to the boards!! I am also in the process of setting up a 75 gallon tank. I have two Hydor koralia powerheads (600 gph) + my return pump for flow. Hydor koralia are good powerheads for flow so that may be a good place to start. General amount of rock is 1-2 pounds per gallon, so check...

Originally Posted by big That is not very much light. As apposed to MH, I and many others I am sure would say to "bite a less expensive bullet".. The new T-5 light systems are wonderful and cost far less in most cases than MH too. Just Google T-5 lighting. One thing would be to go with a good...

that is a neat looking coral

i built my own casing for my camera. It holds a digital camera, but its long enough for a camcorder of some sorts.

Originally Posted by WangoTango Clowns, gobies, some wrasse, cardinals. All don't get super big, and don't require a lot of swimming space. -Justin I agree

Originally Posted by WangoTango Nice pics, little blurry though. Any full-tank shots? -Justin yes a full tank shot would be cool

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