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Thanks for the info Thomas. How did you make your ground probe?

I have a few fish that jerk and swim fast at times. I added a small ground probe but I would still like to check for stray current. What is the proper way to actually measure the amount?

thats a good Idea!!

Can you keep more than one in a 140 gal tank? Also what is the best foods for the fish?

why are u selling the pump?

I agree but I also heard that tangs just like with electrical current are more suseptable to low oxygen. I also wonder where (if any) is the best place to put the ground probe inside your tank?

also noted tangs shaking their head and twitching.

added a ground probe 2 days before last tang died.

150 lbs of rock- base reef rock

lawnmowwer blenny, hawkfish and just added a clown. snails, few crabs, shrooms, polyps, carnation coral

been running over 10 months

Ph 8.1 alk 10 nitrite 0 amn 0 trate 20 sal 1.022 cal 450

I have a 140 gal DAS tank. It has just a couple small fish. I recently added a Kole tang 5 to 6 days later dead. Checked water-GOOD,Then a week or so l added a Blue tank, 5 days dead. Checked water- good. Later on added orange tang week later same thing happend. Only thing I can guess is low...

I have a 40 gal w/VHOs- works good for what I need. I also have a 140 gal DAS tank that WAS a aggressive tank that is now a reef tank. It has regular NO floros. I am tempted to buy a compact unit for the price and all I am going to keep in the tank is reef fish, Live rock and some soft corals...

I also have a typhoon III and works great. Great people to do buisness with. They have all replacement parts CHEAP.

In the curing process- besides the leaching out does the actuall drying time have to with the increase in ph?I made some rock and I tried to cure it for several weeks and then gave up and its been sitting out in the air for six months or so. Will this rock still need to be soaked in water...

Anybody have any luck with speeding up the process of curing DIY rock?

Juvi - Yellowmargin trigger?

I have a problem with bubble algae. I previously had a emerald crap that kept it under control but he ate my Xenia. Haven't seen him in a while now the bubble algae is on a rampage. The only good thing is that the Xenia is growing back. How can I control the bubble algae w/o getting another...

SOONER!!! any sooner fans going to Dallas for the game next weekend?