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ozadars you can build a tower for your sump and use a 100 Micro Filter Sock

You can use Nautilus te Skimmer with Rio Pump for $176.00 You can build your sump for $30.00 or less. You can build your own overflow for $20 or less. You get a pump for $50 You can get pipes $$$ I'm not sure for how much you can get it around where you live. Total Cost might be: $276 + Pipe Cost

:o Whatever I know for fact... I will never take a photo of a fish and blur the back. I'm a photographer and I only blur moving objects when the background is not part of my subject. If I want a photo of a fish with no background I would place it on a different tank with a black background and...

Yep! You can use the protein skimmer in the sump. The overflow can be (depending on which one you buy or build) can be adjust to control how much water goes down. Some of the overflow comes with valves that adjust the water flow. That’s when the balance between the water that goes down Vs the...

It all returns with a pump that will take the water back to the main tank. You can make a sump with a 30gl Fish tank.

If you don't use a sponge at the prefilter (Overflow box)

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Go to http://shopping.yahoo.com/ then select Electronics / Digital Cameras / Select 200 to 299 There will be a list of cameras with that budget.

You will always get a blur shot as long as you keep using an ISO speed of less than 400. If you’re going to use a digital, you need to set the ISO speed to 400 or 800. Been far away or too close to the tank won’t mean anything as long as you SET THE ISO SPEED. Buy a film camera for $10 and a...

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You can use any 35mm film camera as long as you use a fast film. Go to your local [hr] and buy a Kodak ISO 400 or ISO 800. Remember that if you use flash it might reflect back on to the film by bouncing off from your tank glass. Try to use a tripod for a sharper photo. Best results are when...

Budget it’s not an issue. But the question is; how would you build a 125gl Reef Tank? I did research and I already have a 55gl Tank. I just wanted to know how you guys would build yours after your experiences. Your answer, in a way, will help me decide on what filtration to use. According to the...

OK, Hello everyone! This is how it starts. You set up a tank once before and you acquired the knowledge and understanding on how it all (or almost all) works. From you experiences build a 125gl Reef Tank. This is what you got: 1. 125gl rectangular glass tank 2. Stand 3. Canopy What you need to...

1. Add water. Make sure you leave enough space for the salt. 2. Add Conditioners to the water to remove chlorine and other heavy metals. Turn on your filter system. Keep the protein skimmer off (it will slow down the cycle). 3. Add Salt. Make sure you leave enough space for the LS. 4. Add LS. 5...