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You can do siphon, Just go to like home depot or lowes and get some clear tubing. Or like I do just get like a half gallon pitcher and fill out of the bucket with it a pitcher at a time

I have 14K's I love them thier not too blue I think thier just right.

Hey beaver was just wondering how you were coming on V3.0 I'm really looking foward to it.

I've heard some people use it to water plants, cooking, or anyother way you use water that doesn't need to be hot. You just need a place to store it.

Not sure if anyone else mentioned it but I would get the undergravel out before you put anything else in there. Undergravel filters trap all the bad stuff with no way of getting it out.

know what your saying but usually ppl go by tank size.

That is why I asked I don't want something I'm never gonna see until it dies LOL.

I love how damsels are the most hated fish but everyone has one (me included). LOL

I agree a 150 would probably be okay if you put in same time different ends.

Originally Posted by lion_crazz This thread is from 2004. I think the original poster may up his/her mind. I didn't even look at that.

You can never have too much!! LOL I have a 20g with about 45lbs.

Originally Posted by dwdunston You commented in your reply about stray current. Do you know something about voltage in the water? Is there a way to get rid of it? I have a 4.4V in my sump? Help Sorry I ask this on someone else's post. A grounding probe.

OK thanks bang.

What are your water parameters? How often do you do water changes? You may have high phosphates due to tap water.

.5 phosphates might be a problem?? Just my opinion.

I was wondering do the pretty display clams filter feed Nitrates like cleaner clams do?

I had my 130g on the main level with a basement beneath and didn't have a problem. It was against the outermost wall also. so hope that helps.

they are scavangers and eat anything they can get to. So I would sometimes go a month without feeding it sometimes. I would say as long as it's moving around and looks healthy it's doing fine.

You would go by whats in your tank because that's what your lighting. Watts/g isn't real measuring unit lights vs. amount of water. you really are looking for a par value based on your tank dimensions if you get what I'm saying without getting into it too much.

when I had one it would hang off the top of the tank and that's when I would feed it.