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First, Is this a load bearing wall? The width of your wall has me concerned. Second, You must see if you have enough wall width for your tank. I'm no expert here, but I'm planing the same thing and I know there are different sized tanks on the market but in my area to get a 100 gallon tank it...

IMO I think the discussion is not about the fish, but about the mantle. I agree with Veni Vidi Vici. Mantles are for decoration only, they can't hold the weight. Just water alone you are talking about 160 pounds! Do you think you could stand on your mantle without it crashing to the ground? I...

95 Harley If your interested I asked the same question many months ago and here are a few of the responses: https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=328271 I finally ended up with a piece of plexi-glass cut to fit, painted black, taped to the back. You could paint one side blue if you...

Originally Posted by koldsouth Hi, Guys Mind if I jump in on this one,, Here is a pic of mine that I got from SWF about a wek ago,,So far so good. I have him in a 29 gallon tank with 50/50 lights. He is at the top of the LR now about 10 inches from the top of the water. Lookin' good.

Originally Posted by Coastie5685 holly geez... you said you feed your ric frozen brine?.... hmmm direct feed? or just toss in the tank? ive just purchased a veery small ric... I use a turkey baster, turn off the pumps, and feed very slow. They love it.

Guess I'll have to find out on my own.

Originally Posted by meowzer OK...Unit is installed...for now until I get the proper holding containers I am going to just fill a 5g bucket.... I thought I read somewhere that you should get rid of the first few gallons of water made...ANYONE? I can't remember is it 1g...2...or more..or NONE...

it is an algee bubble

Ok, good Do you ever sleep?

Your welcome

dreamweaver: Looks to me its the Black Barred Convict Goby, also known as the Black Barred Circus Goby, Circus Goby, or Full Moon Reef Goby has a white body with black to brown vertical stripes. Google it and you be the judge.

Hey meowzer, wake up, got a question. Did your RO/DI unit come with an ASO? (automatic shut off) This is an important device installed at the unit. It's function is to sense back pressure (from the float valve closing) and shut off the water flow. I'm not sure if all RO/DI units come with this...

I was just reading your tiny thread about your sump/refugium , good pics,and your float should go in the same compartment as your return pump, the same as mine. Adjust the float while the pump is running. You wont believe how you ever got by before. Ok, bed time(EST in Dayton,Oh) now for all...

Originally Posted by wattsupdoc I've had both with no problems. Mine never cared about each other at all. Now my occelaris clown didn't like my hawk at all.... Who came first? I understand usually the last fish introduced has the problem with adjusting.

Originally Posted by meowzer You have a point...I guess when we start putting it together we'll figure those parts out...I HOPE Just give a shout if you have any problems.

There isn't a tremendous amount of pressure, but I'm not trying to put out a fire, just replace evaporated water.

The pump in the picture (Supreme Classic Model 5, 500GPH) is the return pump for my Display tank, not for the RO/DI unit. I am using the water pressure from the RO/DI unit to feed the float valve top off. I don't have a problem with water pressure. The RO/DI unit is in my basement and it feeds...

I hope you can make this out, it is on return side of the refugium. I guess if you wanted to drill a hole through the refugium wall you could eliminate the bracket, I just didn't want to drill my refugium wall.

Just in case you meant me.... Attachment 220820 Seriously now..... Attachment 220819

Originally Posted by meowzer Do you have any pictures??? Not very good ones, give me a minute to find them........ ( I guess you meant of the auto top off,right?)