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most likely wasn't me cause I have my own ro unit. but I am in there almost every day. email me next time you are comming up. jtoliver@genevaonline.com

benihuma, sorry I didn't get back to you but I didn't get on the board untill today. How long ago did you get the sand and which home depot did you get it at? Next time you're here I'll get a bag providing I can afford it :) and I'll show you my reef. I live and work at Lake geneva youth...

I have both and I would not want to do without them, they are wonderful.

fishy all the time, I live in Lake Geneva.

Just what is it, and how do you use it?

I have a nice 35mm and i use 400 speed, take the pictures at night with a tripod. I dont use a flash, and use a fairly fast shutter speed. Pics turn out great.

nope, we generaly reserve that for freshwater, assuming you don't need one for your skimmer to operate.

only dangerous to feather duster and other worms, he will make a snack of them.

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Just curious to see how much some of you have spent to see if you are as crazy as I am. I have a 37 reef with all the fixins and over 20 corals and anemones as well as 4 fish. I think I have spent over $2,500. How about you, It's confession time. ps I think I'm going to try and get a 125

That carpet is awesome!!!

It all depends on the type of nudi you get. There are many different species. Some feed on corals, some eat aptasia, some eat algae, and there is even a variety that sucks zooxanthella out of corals and it hasn't been proved that that is necessaraly harmful to the coral. some are perfectly...

blame the flame, one of them has got to go.

You have to hook it up to your water pipes and then the water goes out of it into your storage tank. I have mine mounted on the wall in the basement and it then goes directly into a float valve in my sump and I don't have to worry about top offs.

you can go to your lfs pick out what you like, and then copy it. use a small fish tank that is about the size you want and make the inside walls with plexaglass or lexan and silicone it to the place you want it. Good luck

Also, make sure that you drill a small hole in your return tube just under the water line to prevent the water from siphoning into your sump when the power goes off. You could use a check valve, but that is more expencive.

If you use a rio, it is submersable and you just slide your return hose right on it. Make sure you clamp it(non metalic, I just used nylon tie wraps) because WHEN it comes off you WILL have water all over your floor.

Go for the sump and put your skimmer in it. As far as fish, there are lots of choices. Clowns, royal gramma, blennys, get a good book and that will help you choose. Good luck.

that lighting you might be able to keep some mushrooms, green star polyps, maybe some cloves. Are you planing to have any fish? and if you are using live rock and live sand, your tank might not cycle at all. Mine never did and mine is a 37.

I've had one for 1.5 years and I have never directly fed it anything and it is growing and thriveing. All it really needs is light and I'm sure that it filters some odds and ends out of the water.