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https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=207533 Might want to invest in one of these.

https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=204933 plus do a search for others , many have done it, and it is not hard to do with the right tools. Must use cooling water, and Don't even think of trying to drill tempered glass. If you are not sure if it is tempered, contact the manufacturer.

Originally Posted by RCBruce dear gawd :scared: can't we just have fun sharing pics and helping each other without people trying to one up each other? Maybe we should ask the moderators to set up a special section called, "Attitude Problems" and the one's who want to beat up on each...

SOU812, how many snails are in the fuges? Considering that your system runs about 800 gallons, I think you are about right on the amount.(maybe even a little shy) Nice setup!! (some people are just jealous) That pic only shows about 4 feet of tank. And in my experience, most saltwater fish tend...

I notice that nobody has thought of solar power. If you get a couple of solar panels (large ones from a camping supply outlet) and connect them to a few car batteries, and then use 100to 200 watt power inverters and connect them to a ph or 2 you could keep your tank going for days. You could...

Originally Posted by NM reef stanlalee...great source of info...but the link to it is in violation of this sites policy. Please refrain from posting links to sites that advertise hobby related sites. That is one thing I really don't like about this site, you could have lifesaving info, but not...

in the center part there is a piece of rigid airline tubing, remove it. Bubbles go away.

Just get a titanium ground probe. If you do not have everything on a gci then do not install it until you do.

You can get a better one off the auction site for less. Or get one from this site that is better name brand.

You could try a freshwater dip for the rock. Just make sure temp and pH are the same just as you would for a fish. Let the rock sit in it for about 3-5 minutes and most hitchikers will come out of it.

Hi, new here but been into and out of salt for years. I think I can post this here. Just saw an ad in a magazine for an item called an eco aqualizer. Don't know anything about it, but it sounds good. Does anyone know anything about it? Thanks in advance. This is an awesome forum!!!!