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Mines about 18 inches long(see avatar). I've had him about 2 years and he hasn't grown much, but eats like a horse.

Basic guidelines are that you need a fine sand bottom and lots of swiming room. So I would go with the 180 and you won't be able to put to much rock in it. So you need a good wet/dry and skimmer and I like to use a UV sterilizer. HTH

I have a near new citrinella dog bark collar for sale. It keeps your dog from doing to much barking in a humane sort of way. I paid $120 for it, I would like $60. Thanks Rich delpizzo65@msn.com

Sorry to hear your moving. I would love to take your ray and shark but I'm a little short on space since the fire. Good luck in your new digs. Rich

I had a fire behind an in wall tank about 3 weeks ago. All of the fish are out and needless to say the tank has been shut off. My question is will the sand for a lack of a better word spoil? Can I save it by starting up the filtration again? It was a fish only tank and I would like to start...

Great, I got it. I guess it's time to go to home depot for some plumbing. Thanks everyone:D

So does the water come out the top of the tee and the bottom?:confused:

golfish Gate valve great idea. Do you happen to have a picture of what you did. I hate messing with raising and lowering the tube.

I bought my eel(see avatar) as a golden moray, but it looks like what they are calling a banana eel. Mine is about 18 inches long and has a very mellow temperment. I've had him for almost two years. He eats shrimp, squid, silversides and scallops. He's also pretty shy. He stays in his rock...

Julius, I just got your e-mail back at you.

yes they do, I got mine at Lowes. They run about $40 a piece. A little pricey, but not as expensive as a fire.

What a mess. I really feel for you. I hope all of your livestock is alright.

I don't have any reading on them. I'm sure if you do a search on the web you could find out some specifics. Basically as of two years ago they became code for use in bedroom circuits. They detect faults that may cause cords to heat up and also shorts. So between the ability to detect ground...

Just an update. The city electrical inspector came to investigate the fire and give me suggestions on how to avoid another one. He recommended replacing the breakers the tanks were on with arc fault breakers and keep using GFCI outlets. With this protection, according to the inspector, just...

Tony, I want to do mostly sps corals in this tank.

It looks like I might be able to setup another reef tank in the next year(redo the one that caught on fire last week). I would like to keep sps type corals and clams. My question is do I need a calcium reactor? Does someone know of a good reference I can read about them? I know nothing about how...

Very cool CUbuffs, you have any pictures. Which LFS did you get it at?

JULIUS Sure no problem, just need a little time to get things back in order in the household. E-mail me so I can let you know. Delpizzo65@msn.com Thanks Rich

My wife and I came home Friday night to smoke alarms screaming. You guessed it one of the tanks caught fire. The damage is extensive behind the in wall tank. The GFCI failed to trip and the fire melted my sump and burned up several pumps. The worst of it is there's sout everywhere in the house...

Very sorry to hear that. Hang in there