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.. i say refugium.. they do a lot for your tank and work really good... and as u already know. it's a good place to put stuff that is needed in your tank.. it helps it look cleaner... more professional like.. i mean hey.. if u gonna spend that much $$.. maight as well do it good and right...

hum.. i know water and vinegar works but isnt it ' suppose' to be ok too if u use water a a lil of bleach?? ... i mean it originally came from the ocean...(well from what i read) im perdy shure it's ok.. (heh dats how i cleand my tank... and everything is ok.. i filled the 90 gal up and put in...

heh i know about your ecact problem..my brother has a overflow that do that. it is a cpr typ.. well a look-a-like anyhow.. what u need to do is put something like a pre-filter in the box that is in the tank.. that will slow down the overflow speed a lil but it will keep the box full of water so...

Well I always suggest local fish stores however they tend to be rather pricey...As of late, I'm an ---- kinda guy.

What I meant by "Any type of corals" was just that....ie..."if you'd like to keep even the hardiest corals that require minimum lighting, you would require at least power compact lights. just to clarify things

I feel for your man...downsizing is so hard....but you did an awsome job with that 36 and espcially with the clean filtration setup...very very nice..

Wow clownfish...couldn't have put it better myself.....

Well you need at least power compact lights for any types of corals. You can purchase them off ---- for under a hundred bucks and they work nicely. The only thing is that you'll have to clean your tanks often because a lot of unwanted algae grows from them because they're designed to help...

I'd say take the rock out and let it sit in some saltwater and cure it again. Your tanks gonna cycle and all your fish will die. Take the rock out and cure it...then do water changes to save your fish...your tank wont cycle really bad if you keep chnaging your water. During shipping, that...

yuppers...wait another 5 weeks, run it right after u start adding fish

I'm actually quite suprise your little sea critter is still alive and growing. I would suggest about 5-7 watts per gallon based on how deep your tank is...the deeper it is the harder it is for light to penetrate so you need more wattage. My brother started a 90 gal reef and he has a 400 watt...

Well I'd like to first suggest putting out an additional 60$ and buying a cheap RO/DI filter off of ----....works extremely well...Then i'd mix the salt and the ro/di water in the tank first...let it circulate for about 2 days then add the sand. You wont be able to see anything for about 4 days...

I've started with just agressive fish and have moved onto live rock with agressives and now with corals....My suggestion would be just to go ahead and get 2x175 metal halide or a 250 metal halide with a 70$ jebo 4foot power compact. Having just VHO's or PC's will leave you feeling deficient...

Yup I just siphon up the debris with my cc when i change my water to clean the CC...but since I've switched over to live sand, my turkey baster works best!

Yup not to beat u over the head or anything its basically true, nanos are anything smaller than 15 gallons generally...in my opinion anything under 36 gallons is a nano..but basically nanos run about 10-15 gallons and its really cool to have if ur on a budget.. And yup, larger tanks are...

I'm in Atlantic City NJ, if your not too far I'll pick everything up...If your willing to ship, how much to 08401? thanks jon

Yea its great isn't it when u see em wrestle for food like that....I hand feed my wrasses (6 inch tusk & 7 inch lunare) with prawn shrimps. They both jump out of the water and nip at each other a lil to get to it. The only thing i'm worried about is either one may jump right out of the tank...

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: Sharks are great if you have an enormous tank, but like the person before me stated, they're not as enjoyable as fish in a smaller tank. Besides they need a lot of sandbed so you'd have to keep it to under 100lbs of lr. I'd suggest keeping your stock of fish, adding an...

i know a place with great deals on new tanks if ur havin trouble jttranz@yahoo

I'm putting together a 125 fish with live rock setup..what's the quietest...is that a real word?? Anywayz :D ...What's the quietest pump that would be good for that system?? I'm thinking mag 7 or mag 10.. I've got a $200 budget for the pump. Anybody with a noiseless pump please reply.