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IMO, the first thing that is needed, is to verify the actual nitrate level. Her test kit showed 80, her LFS showed 0. I would recomend to get another kit and then check it. Like a 3rd opinion. 2 different readings from 2 different tests leaves a person guessing! Also, when the LFS didi your...

No pic at the moment of it. I am curently working away from home again. But I will get a pic posted for ya. I expect to be home Thursday evening. If you like, I can also show pics of how it is wired up, and explain the wiring to you.

You can get them with what is called a remote sensing bulb. The controler will have a cappilary tube coming from it with a sensing bulb at the end of it. So, you can mount the controller and wiring connections in a dry location, and have the sensing bulb in the water. One thing though, you will...

Do you have a friend who does air conditioning work? If so, he should be able to get you a relatively inexpensive temperature controler that will work. White Rodgers, Honeywell are just a couple of brands and can be had at places like Grainger, Johnstone Supply, Barnett, just to name a couple. I...

I guess you need to figure out how badly you need the cash, and if you want to go through starting all over again, if you decide to sell, and later wish you hadnt.

Thank you. Going to lfs for Joe Juice today!

Just got another batch of live rock for my 125. I found what I think is an aiptasia anemone. I have read a lot that they are not good to have. Why is that? I don't know so I am asking.

What other fish / inverts do you have?

Ok, someone has to ask..... What is Joes Juice???

Never mind, he died early this afternoon.

The slime is clear, and it is like a string, just a thin line of it. Only on one side of him. I know the nitrates are high, I have been trying to get then down with water changes. Nitrates have been a constant problem for me. I think its because of the CC bed. And the other fish are not having...

55 AGA, 50 lbs rock but not live, CC bed. Ammo 0 Nitrite 0 Nitate 25 Ph 8.2 Temp. 79 Spec.Grav. 1.022 Using a seaclone 100 skimmer, a penguin 350 HOB with bio wheels and a penguin 150 HOB with a bio wheel. Tank has been up since march of this year. Tank mates, 2 yellow tail damsels, 3 green...

55 fish only 3 green chromis 2 yellow tail damsels 1 PJ cardinal 1 mandarin 1 harlequin 4 peppermint shrimp 1 sand star 1 brittle star asstd hermit crabs 2 gorrila crabs asstd snails 2 emerald crabs currently setting up a 125 for FOWLR, 30 gal sump/fuge to move above livestock into

Is 3'' bed a liitle deep? I was thinking more of 2''. Would one that deep be of any extra benefit? What about the commercialy packaged "Live Sand"? Is this any good???

I am setting up a 125 FOWLR. Currently have a 55 w/ CC. I have been fighting nitates with the CC, and want to use LS in the new set up. Any recomendations as to depth of bed and what is the difference in all the packaged sands I see out there?

I don't know if this could have anything to do with it, but to me, the water temp seems a little high. I am still new at this too, but I have my water temp at 78* F.

Originally Posted by tchrisp The tank has just walked out my house heading to orlando. Sorry that it is sold. Thank You! Once it is up and running, I will post and send pics. John

Originally Posted by alyssia Do you gut load the shrimp? Yes, thank you for bringing that up. I forgot to mention it. I use phytoplex and microvert to gut load the baby brine.

My mandarin has done very well. I have been hatching brine shrimp and feeding them to him. I bought the mandarin on a whim, without knowing what he ate. After reseaching what they eat, I realized I did not have a stable food source for him. The brine shrimp have become a part of his regular...

Still available? Live in Clermont, about 3 hrs away so pick up is no problem. Could pick up this weekend, or next. jrw@proconstructors.com