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I know of at least 2 other companies coming out with LEDs. This will eventually lower the price, and the technology will get better as all light move towards LED in the rising age of limited resources

Originally Posted by uofmpaco I just changed to a 125 gallon tank but I am afraid my lighting isn't strong enough for my frogspawn and brains. I have a 48 inch with 2 blue actinic 65 watts and 2 12k daylights. I also have a 24 inch with one actinic and one daylight to cover the other side. I...

Coral vital works well, and at triple dose x 7 days can help prevent ich in newly introduced fish (like a tang that seems suseptable to getting it in a new tank)

I would also add those beautiful sea slugs. They all starve to death as we don't know what they really eat. It is thought only very specific sponges. They are awesome, but had one in my first tank and was sad to watch it slowly die. We should not be providing a market for those animals we...

My overflow hole is drilled at 1.5 inches, so I got a 1.5 inch bulkhead and will increase my overflow tubing to handle the full 600 gph. And will use 1.5 inch PVC (or flex) My return line bulkhead was actually drilled (pre-drilled holes on tank) slightly smaller. I was wondering if I Y the...

My apologies....

Please ignore, was a double post

Okay, I am sure this info is out there, but I cant seem to find it. I just bought a 90 gal Allglass reef ready tank ( replacing my 42 gal) It has this "Megaflow" system. They say overflow (single) is 600 gph, which seems right. for return pump they recommend a 2400 gph pump at 0 feet (and...

Interested in tank/stand, but would like pics. seltzerd@pol.net if you dont post here. It it glass acrylic??

any pics?

Thanks all! Gotta love this site

Hi, I am still relatively new and cant figure out what this plant is. I am hoping to find out if it is a high or low light, slow, moderate or high flow. That is, what is best care so I can position in my tank well. Thanks in advance

And no apologies needed from your end either. Good to know teachers out there that still think about what they teach and shaping our young peoples minds. Just remember when drinking that water--- buy a re-usable container or at least recycle all those plastic bottles.

So, I re-read my post and sorry the first was confusing. Basically I am neither for or against drinking distilled water, just dont want people to think if they drink distilled water instead of tap that there will be a problem. seltzerd

Originally Posted by Scopus Tang You are still confusing me with the first portion in red; how is drinking water with no minerals going to be of benefit to those who don't get enough minerals? As for the second part in red; that distilled water doesn't leech minerals from our bodies, you in...

What kind of tank do you have. One of my tanks is a 24 g nanocube and somehow one of my clowns got back in the filter part and although I looked there a few times, I saw him at last. Just a thought

Originally Posted by Scopus Tang While this is true of regular tap water, it is not true of distilled water. Distilled water is evaporated or filtered to remove all chemical impurities (especially calcium and magnesium which is what determines the hardness of freshwater). People who think that...

Well, it is true distilled water does not contain minerals, it does not leech minerals out of your body. Water contains many dissolved minerals and may provide a significant source of calcium, magnesium, etc to our diet. Certainly these can be supplemented from other sources, but current RDA...

sorry, found pic and see dimensions. I assume pick up only??

do you have any pics? and what are dimensions