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On my Aquasafe it's rougly 3:1 I checked that by using two one gallon buckets. When the wastewater bucket was full, the ro bucket was aproximately 1/3rd full (give or take a bit).

Originally posted by kona I was sitting on my computer Why were you sitting on your computer? J/K In all seriousness, I've had only one heater explode, but it was more like a crack, fizzle pop, but it was an ebo jaeger heater which are supposed to be good heaters, so I guess every brand has...

I added my fish back into my tank after the move once I got the tank water to half filled. So far all my fish are still alive after moving 15 days ago. A couple hermits and snails didnt make it though.

Originally posted by Kablamo I will try algae disks, and also i will post in the disease forum and see if anyone has an idea, Bang, the problem with the nori that I'm feeding him is that he doesn't touch it, it eventually just desentigrates to nothingness. My LMB wont eat the seaweed sheets...

Originally posted by Hiddenicon salty, very nice!, how do u keep it clean and what fsh do you have in it? It's only 8 days old! The old tank always had algae on the glass to one degree or another, but now I picked up one of those rotating dish brushes at walmart for like $7.00 and use that...

Emerald crabs seem to be hit and miss to me. The one that I had about 2 months ago would only clip really short algae off of my liverock, he left alone any macro algae that was inadvertently growing on my liverock. My scarlet crabs dont bother with my macro algae (seems like some sort of...

Im a fan of stacking liverock at the back glass, but for some reason it just doesnt look right to my eyes with your tank. I would probably create lower hills of liverock and try to make it so that there are little caves that the fish can swim around in. Sometimes liverock just looks good just...

Heres my new 20 long. Everything in it but the black sand, the xenias and the green star polyps came from my old 20 High tank that now serves as this tanks sump.

That looks more branching than the hair algae I've seen in the past, does it seem to have a central stalk and then branches out in hairs? All the hair algae I've seen so far has been individual strands like hair attached to the rocks and or glass etc. I could be wrong though, but I am curious.

Originally posted by bigbobsull I started a tank a few weeks ago (its a 15 gallon) and I got like 25 lbs of LR, I added 2 damsels a week into the tank. My question is how long should I wait till say I add a clown fish or something? All levels are good, but I don't know if it's cycled . First...

Mine did the same thing there life in my tank (they are dead now, but not because of this behavior but rather from moving them 145 miles to my new house - but a couple of them that didnt totally disintigrate are regenerating). Anyway mine did this every now and then, I've heard when they raise...

The seaclones pump is in the tank, so there shouldnt be any noise heard from that. If anything it may vibrate which can be fixed by making sure the suction cups are securing the motor to the tank wall. The only other noise really that the seaclone puts out is the water going back into the tank...

I did this to my seaclone myself and as you experienced I couldnt get my inner tube to come out either. I had just been given a birthday gift of a cordless rechargable dremel with an assortment of bits ($85.00) and used that with a cutting wheel to cut the tube. The small bubbles usually only...

Originally posted by SSweet1 Thanks, I definately am a minimalist I suppose. Also the live rock as was said earlier is quite an expense on top of the tank so I basically wanted to know if the live rock,sand and corals did such a fantastic job of self cleaning that it would be worth the effort...

I assumed you would be putting in livesand and liverock to begin with. Certainly you can do a tank with no liverock or livesand, but then you have to provide the biological filtration through mechanical means. I believe that liverock is better in that it will provide all the biological...

If the camera has a flash on it, then use it. It should help to warm up the photo and get rid of most of the blue, and give a more consistant coloring of your tank.

I get lots of snail eggs, but never any baby snails. so far!

I still know plenty of people that drink tap water. I dont think people believe that the dechlorinator is a magical thing and that it makes the their water pure, but rather removes those substances that we know harm our tanks. (chlorine, chloramines, metals, nitrites and amonia) I dunno, other...

I've found the best way is to just do it all at one time. Remove some water if you want, and just move all the rocks that you want to move around at one time. My clowns the last time that i did a rock shift, still ended up in the middle of the tank, but it wasn't a drastic change, just pulled...

Originally posted by Nate40302 I just purchased a Prizm Pro Deluxe skimmer for my 120 gallon marine tank. I have many different opinions on how it does. Is this a good skimmer? Opinions are like..... (well you probably know the rest of that saying). Personally I think th prizm pro deluxe...