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Ya I thought about that but I like having it at my disposal Iam sure it will pay for itself in the long run.

What do you use for a grounding rod or probe what ever they are called and how do you hook it up?

Yes the rubble was cured I will keep an eye on it I am waiting for my RO/DI unit to show up I have been using tap water but recently learnd that was not to smart every time I think I am done I learn I need something else$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

I just added a small fuge to my tank and I have about 8 lbs of rubble and some alge growing in it , would that cause a slight jump in ammonia it has been at 0 for the last 3 months ?Now it reads .25

Do you guys use a grounding rod, what are the negitive side of using one?

The tank is 48" long 90 gal and no I dont have a grounding rod I have heard differing opions on using one. Would it effect other fish is there was a problem? One thing I forgot to mention was I was in the prosses of raising the SG in the tank But only went up around two or three 10ths in a 12...

I have had my powder blue tang for about two months now and he was doing great even last night eating great and everything. then all of a sudden he just freaked out jumping out of the water darting across the tank and then turning up side down and then laying flat on the bottom.He would then...

The fuge is on the right and sits on top of my sump LR and alge not added yet.

I just set one up it was simple. I found a small plexi glass container and a GX 1500 pump added some LR rubble and a few differant types of alge "not sure how to pronounce the type" and a light source.Here is a pic of the set up!

I was checking into a RO system and came across the triton 3 stage RO water system Has anyone heard of them or currantly using one?:thinking:

Mine is pretty simple chevy camaro 1967 RS SS My wifes car I restored for her!!!:happy:

Mine has been MIA for a week dont know what happed to him my first thought was he was hiding but it's been to long he might have been puffer food.

I have been feeding once a day a cube of alge and one cube of the formula for meat eaters not sure whats in it but they love it.I wonder though if it's enough, I have great filtration but as always the more I feed the more nitates i have, which means more water changes. fish are clown trigger...

"Cool" it seems that one water change a month is all i need to do so far.Thanks for the info.:happy:

My tank is a 90 gal with a 50 gal sump so all together about 140 gal for the system.

My tank is now three mounths old and my filters are keeping up with the Bio load My question is can you change the water to much to try and reduce nitrates. My nitrates were at around 40 so I did one today about 30 % I reduced them to about 15 which is not bad for a FOWLR should I keep going...

oops wrong pic: Here it is:confused:

I just added my last fish to my tank. A 5 inch powder blue tang I heard some where that you could use lettuce or spinach leaf to add to there diet is this true?:notsure:

The best way is to use a gravel vac hooked up to your water facuet and it will suck up all the yunk leaving your gravel. the best time to do this is when doing a water change because you will have to replace the water you sucked out.

only had him for 4 days he has started to show his dominance with the other fish but nothing to aggressive yet. :eek: