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I have an AQUASAFE and Love it!

I can fill a 20 liter jug in about 3 hours. As for filters, I just ordered extra filters and DI beads at the time of purchase. A case will last you about 5-10 years or so depending on usage. Aquasafe is the brand. Excellent product.

Go for the cheap 100 GPD "Aquarium" unit on the auction site I think it's on for $99 US. You get a free PSI Gauge and a free TDS Meter. Add the faucet adapter and just fill jugs from your faucet whenever you need. It's a 6 stage unit and works really well. I'm very happy with mine.

I'd double-check to make sure it's level. Left to right and front to back. Other than that you might have to deal with it or get a sump with baffles. My Remora gives out a small amount of bubbles to the tank. I've just learned to live with it. I feel better having zero Nitrates and a few bubbles...

How many Gallons per day is it rated for? Mine is 100 gpd and it takes about 3 hours to fill a 5 gallon jug. Hope this helps.

My snails fall over all of the time! I'm constantly uprighting them so they don't die. I like the Margarita snails... Seem to do a better job than the Astreas.

I've had the Jebo Odyssea 36" PC's for several months now and haven't had a single issue with them. I do think you have to lower your expectations a little when you're paying so little for lights. How can you expect it to be the same quailty as a lighting system worth twice as much? It's 10...

My Bi-color blenny has alot of personality for a little fish!

Remora is good for up 70 gal. Go with the PRO.

I've got the odyssea 36" pc's. I agree that the fans are cheap and will probably need to be replaced eventually. The only other thing that I don't like about them is that there's no seperate switch for the actinics. There's only 2 switches. 1 for the moonlights and one for the tubes. 3 switches...

Mine does. Some times are worse than others. Good skimmer though. I'd rather have some bubbles and clean water than no bubbles and poorer water conditions. I hear the pre-filter box helps some, if you've got the room for it.

I have just finished cycling my 35 gallon with 17 lbs. of un-cured live rock, 17 lbs. of base rock & a 3-4 inch sand bed. Here's what I'm considering populating my tank with. (One fish per month, of course). Any ideas, opinions or additions would be greatly appreciated. A few Blue Legged Hermits...

Wow! I just paid $4.50 Canadian at my LFS. Really nice stuff!