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Hi everyone, I have a picture of my 29gal Reefugium. There are no fish in it. I only add makeup water, Marinesnow and Aragamilk to the tank. It doesnt have a skimmer and only uses powerheads and mechanical filtration. The sand bed is a plenum system and the water chemistry is constant. For...

I haven't been around in about a year, I will be checking out the board actively again prolly once a week as a minimum. In answer to NM Reef, I was surprised to be remembered after so long. I will be making another site when I have a chance. I will post pictures soon. I built an aquarium...

I have tested it and found it to be extremely effecient in maintaining calcium and alkalinity levels. I believe it to be better the two part additives and easier to use. Highly recommended by me and is now a permanent part of my reef maintenance. BurnNSpy

Your topic was moved to the Disease forum. BurnNSpy

Hi, Where in New London do you live? I live caddycorner to the Duncan Donuts shop. BurnNSpy

Your Reef Talk link is unauthorized here. Remove it from your signature. BurnNSpy

What livestock is in your tank? BurnNSpy

I have started to improve my camera technique, so my pictures arent as blue as before. Reef Basics has more topics also. BurnNSpy

Sorry Alianated, I locked your post because JonnySaly posted a link to other BB's and that is not authorized here. Natures Ocean is the sand you mentioned, it is live in that it contains the bacteria needed to give a new tank a fast cycle. It contains no other creatures. BurnNSpy

You may repost your question about the Prism skimmer without the colorful language. BurnNSpy

There is absolutely nothing wrong with going slow. I believe that you will be more successful and save money in the long run. A lot of Gonipora corals and Mandarin Dragonnets would probably still be around if other novices did that too...oops a little negative there :( Have fun and good luck...

Sorry, I will be back soon with a much larger site. Thanx for everyones support. BurnNSpy

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I warned you already about changing your signature, no site links are allowed on this BB. BurnNSpy

It is not necessary to wait a year to get a Mandarin, but sacrifices must be mad to accomodate its residence. There two important factors to consider: Food - You need a good amount of LR(1-2lbs per gallon and I recommend sm-med sizes) to seed the tank with copepods and amphipods, it took me...

So far I have watched some livestock die in my reef tank: Dottyback eaten by a hermit that was sold to me as a scarlet hermit but wasn't. Scopas Tang, got a type of fungus and died before copper treatment became effective. Hawkfish jumped from the tank. Pipefish, I tried to save it from the LFS...

Help, I need to get a cardinal to eat soon. BurnNSpy

I hear all to often the tank size used to determine the lighting requirement. That is all wrong. Only the coral inhabitants should dictate lighting requirements. For instance a Blue Tipped Acropora must have MH(usually 400watts) lighting to maintain peak color. In a tank with PC or VHO it...

Anyone have experience with the kit, I always get the same reading. BurnNSpy

I moved you fish question to the appropriate section of the BB, you may get more help there. You may need to test for copper also. BurnNSpy