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what kind should i use? is there some kind i could just pick up at lowe's?

Originally Posted by salt210 what are the dimensions on it? and only if you want it done any time soon. oh and as for the seam you will be better off resealing it by the looks of it. just do some research and then go for it re-sealing a tank is actually fairly easy. just make sure you silicone...

ya im going to try to do that, i bought an extra heater to heat up the spare water

how many degrees of temperature fluctuation is too much for fish and corals to handle? i mean sps and yellow tangs and anything below thanks

i love the green cap. nice work

really? i thought the higher the kelvin temp. the faster the growth. well, you learn something new everyday

Originally Posted by gio28 hi, i had a couple questions about the fish i have been wanting to add to my 36 reef. so right now i have -a misbar clown -3 blue/green chromis i've been wanting to get -a midas blenny -a flame hawk (i do have a cleaner shrimp) -a sixline wrasse -swissguard basslet...

thanks, i decided to silicone the hole because i have a 75 gallon with a 55 gallon sump, and the water level in the sump is half way allowing 25 gallons to flow down (1/3 of the dt)

hi, i have a pre-drilled tank with an overflow. i drilled a hole in the return line so that if i had a power outage, my sump wouldnt overflow. the hole is located on the return line inside the overflow, so when my return pump is on, it sprays a small amount of water into the overflow. will this...

ok i will

i just remembered! i am installing a scrubber in my build. i wont be needing a phosphate reacotr

also, could you recommend some brands? and how to install it? i don't have any experience with these. thanks

ill try a phosphate reactor. i have a vortech mp20 aimed at the glass, so flow isnt the problem.

do they kill all algae? also, does it prevent me from cleaning the glass every day? i hate doing that. in other words, does it kill all the algae that grow on the glass?

do they eat bubble algae? if so, how many should i put in my 75 to clear it out?

ok, im posting pics in a couple of minutes

if you decide to go with the conches, get more than 3. i have 6 in my 75

ok, if you CAREFULLY remove the CC sandbed, and introduce sand (live or not, it doesn't matter). most of the nitrifying bacteria live on the rocks and equipment in your tank

this is what drives me crazy. people always say they have a problem with cyano. i agree, you guys probably do, but there are 2 simple solutions: 1. evaluate your flow. try changing the position of your powerheads, or if you dont have at least 20x turnover of flow, get more PH's. 2. do a water...