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kalk paste worked perfect for me. my peppermint shrimp did nothing.

this thread is garbage. Everyone likes something different. I have an 20 gb iPod photo. It plays music just fine.

aiptasia is easy as hell to get rid of. mix Kalkwasser with a touch of water, shoot at aiptasia witha $2 syringe thingy from the [hr] , and bam.. dead.

a buddy of mine gave me his conch that ate two of his clownfish, I threw him in my sump with some rubble and chaeto.

here is a pic of mine

Tank looks great!!! like others have said... check your local reef boards and craigslist for people getting rid of live rock. I just set up my 29 gal setup, I got ~60 lbs of LR, 50 lbs of LS and ~40 lbs of Base Rock all for $75. (deals are out there, and they are worth waiting for)

losers cheat

all three?

Originally Posted by m0nk Looks good. Hope your scooter does ok. Are you growing your own pods? No I am not, he is living off of the critters in the rock.

there are plenty of pods in the LR for him, he seems pretty happy!

^^ This is a single Compact flourescent Fixture... although I am a noob so I don't know what your best option would be. but if I were to choose one, I would go with 10000/Actinic, but please do not listen to me. Originally Posted by kayak385 what should i get to keep medium-high light coral...

I cut a bunch of sections of PVC as spacers, then I set it under the ceiling fan to dry. (I thnk that the ceiling fan was the key to this)

My local home Depot doesn't carry them, not sure about lowes. The ones that I got came from Hong Kong (cheapest) Domestic companies charge between $40 and $60 for a single bit.

$18 shipped for the set of three. My guess is that you would only be able to get a handful of cuts out of each of them, but they are great for DIY tank drilling. look on the e-bay

some shots

next, I plumbed it together, added 75lbs of cured live rock, 50 lbs of live sand.

Early into drilling I learned that you cannot use a lot of speed and pressure when dilling glass, so all of this pictures are of the new tank that I bought after I shattered the back of the first one. So I made a water dam, and drilled two holes. I then siliconed in the two overflows... then...

After having some friends get me into keeping FW fish about a year ago, I decided to jump into the SW game. I spent some time researching different designs and setups and decided that a 29 gallon tank with a 10 gallon sump would be a good start. I already had a few of the necessary supplies, so...

I will take some more pictures once the water clears up a little more

also, I would most likely vote for Ron Paul.