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I wouldn't be comfortable using a non food grade calcium hydroxide.

After some searching, it seems that Kent, ESV, and Mrs. Wages are very close in price when considering shipping charges. I plan on dripping, not pumping. Kent is maybe $2 per pound more expensive. Price being almost equal, what would most people recommend?

Let me know if you decide to part out fish or corals.

How much for the Hippo?

The light has been sold.

Right now, I have two potential local buyers. I'd prefer not to ship. Also, shipping will probably be expensive. If you want to make an offer and are willing to pay shipping costs, I would keep your offer in mind behind the other two interested people. I think it's only fair to give them the...

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$300. Less if someone has frags of softies, shrooms, zoos to throw in.

It is 300 watts. 2 150 watt HQI double ended MH bulbs. And a moonlightbulb that runs off a seperate plug for nighttime use. And yes, still available.

salmon, emailed you.

http://www.ab-aqualine.de/freshwater...celightfuture/

Here you go.

Considering reasonable offers.

AB Aquaspacelight Future. 48" long. 2 150 watt double ended bulbs with a moonlight bulb. Black with hanging kit. Could use new bulbs. Prefer local transaction. (Connecticut) Asking $350.

Title says it all. I'm in CT.

I had just done a water change last week. But I plan on doing another this weekend. I'm traveling tomorrow and Thursday. I have been using about a capful every week. Hadn't improved the xenia anyway so I'll probably stop adding it.

I am using RO/DI top off water...maybe 5-10 gallons per week. What buffer would you guys recommend? I started using Kent liquid calcium and kent Marine Superbuffer dKH Buffer and KH Builder when I added the frogspawn. I will be switching to B-Ionic when I can get to the LFS that carries it.

Since I didn't have anything other than the xenia before getting the frogspawn, I wasn't measuring for or adjusting for calc or alk. The only additives were recent. I've been adding microvert, DT's Phyto, and Iodine(was told it's good for xenia). Other than that, nothing.

I mix the water in a large rubbermaid tub. Sits with a PH and heater for at least 24 hours. Alk levels might be a problem. Would high pH be a possible culprit? I know this sounds odd, but could the tank be understocked and the alk is increasing rather than decreasing?

I may not have temp acclimated them long enough. I had a 30 minute drive home and it was cool out, so it may have cooled the water and maybe I didn't allow it enough time to come back. But what would be the reason for the Xenia not growing for the last 6 months? There can be anything rotting...