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Breaking down 55g tank, pick-up only. Lexington, KY 55G Tank with cover and Cabinet stand(black) 85lbs live rock seaclone 100 Hang-on back overflow 10g sump 45lbs live sand powerheads and return pump 260W PC lighting with moon lights maroon clown and orange tail damsel All for $450 or will break...

Trading a new 13W Jebo uv sterilizer, model UV-H13, tested and working. I can get the specifics on the pump it comes with later. Mostly looking for coral or maybe a seabae anemone. You can see pics on the famous auction site. Thanks

Trading a new 13W Jebo uv sterilizer, model UV-H13, tested and working. I can get the specifics on the pump it comes with later. Mostly looking for coral or maybe a seabae anemone. I would also consider some moon lights. You can see pics on the famous auction site. Thanks

I would like a frag of that. I am in Lex. Don't have much to trade, i have a finger leather frag. email for other means of trade. ddress007@hotmail.com

interested in blue shrooms and frogspawn email me: ddress007@hotmail.com

I have had this snail for almost a year. The only thing it has attacked was my snails. It left my hermits, fish, coral, and sea star alone. I have handled the snail personally and never had a problem. Still-up for trade.

Trading Tulip snail for coral offers. The snail is about 2 inches and is very hardy. This snail will eat other snails(best suited for a species tank). Thermos trade from KY. The only differnce between this pic and now is some coralline algae on the shell.

I've been looking at a hanna ph meter. They come with calibration solutions for the probe. Do I recalibrate after everyuse? and are these anygood?

Six-line wrasse are cool fish. Mine nipped at my zoos at first, soon quit.

it really depends on the unit you go with. But usually I see them around 15W for a very basic one.

nice wax! those really make mine look like garbage, thanks(lol). I have some green, boring brown, and orange. The orange and brown are in a fight to take over one rock, I'm rooting for the orange.

ya, these are all really easy to care for. Just make sure your tank gets good and stable first. You don't even need to feed them(the lights do). I'm not saying additives wont help , but they are not a necessity. About once a month all I do is dose with some type of vitamin or phyto. Just make...

got a 20G and 2 55's. I just moved so I had to take down 55's. They are currently in cycle. The 20 I was able to carry over after removing half the water. You can get alot of different corals in there. Just place the high required ones near the top. The corals I did have in there where doing...

No, I am overall satisfied as well as my coral. It does what it is supposed to do, aside from minor cosmetics.

no canopy, my temp fluctuates between 78-80

feather dusters dont need light, they are a filter feeding worm. It will attach to a rock or you can set it in the subtrate. flow is good but not to much.

well i have not yet hooked up my skimmer but do have 2 powerheads and a mechanical filter to agitate the surface. But why the alk off the charts?

i had one running over a year and it never got cloudy. I set-up my tank so that it has no to little splash. If you do get alot of splash your going to have to clean often to prevent that salt creep from forming. Another thing to mention is point a power head to agitate the surface water and you...

yes, the overnight is free. don't know about ups though.