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If you did a little searching you would have found this thread just a few threads below yours. It appears to be exactly what you are looking for, good luck. https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=258164

If the deal doesnt go through, let me know, I am interested. I am in N.E.Philly.

They are called loc line tubing. They are for your return water line. They snap together and allow you to direct the water in whatever direction you choose. Do a search og Yahoo or Google for loc line for better pictures and or explanation.

Yo Barry, what do you mean by fully set up? One complete with lights and pump? or one withe live rocks and coals, already cycled? I have a JBJ 12 gallon deluxe nano that was set up for only a month and then I switched to a bigger tank. It is stored in its oiginal box. It comes complete with...

My tank is a reef tank and I would really like to get a Flame Angel but my LFS says that they are not reef safe but this site says that they are. Those of you that have them or have had them in a reef tank, what's your opinion?

Where did you get a Copperband Butterfly for only $25.00?

My LFS sells live rock for 4.50 a pound.

I was at a ---- site and clicked on a link that brought me here. Now I've been stuck here ever since and cant find a way to leave. :scared:

Azzhole

Watson, I already have AVG and Adaware. Adaware freezes up on me. As far as the "inadvertant clicks", I dont appreciate where you are going with that. If you ask the moderators, they will tell you that I have reported numerous spam posts on here.

I have Mac Afee but that didnt stop it. I cant even connect to the internet now. I am writing this from my wifes laptop.

There was a post in the New Hobbyists forum yesterday. It was a scam post. Anyway I was copying and pasting it to report it to the moderators and I inadvertantly clicked on the link. That started a host of problems for me. It installed a trojan called "Malware Wiped". If anyone knows how to...

The beads are most likely lead but they are still a metal and should be removed. They will eventually cause a problem when they start to deteriorate.

If the tank is new, then take it back and tell them you want a tank that is reef ready. The LFS is correct about not being able to drill the bottom of the tank.

It is metal, so it could pose a problem. I dont know if having it in there overnight would cause a problem. Then again, what makes you think you will catch him in one night?

I dont see how he is ripping you off. Are his prices high? Yes, extremely high compared to prices around here. But he is not putting a gun to your head and forcing you to buy from him.

If you already bought a piece of live rock, then you already have something to seed your existing rock.

I'll give you a hundred bucks for the 75 gallon.

I could be interested in the tank and stand.

Normally used tanks sell for 1.00 per gallon, a little more if its reef ready. Double the price if it has a stand with it. So I would say between 270 and 300, depending on if its reef ready or not.