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thanks brad. sent you a pm.

thanks reefer44. coral selection is yet to be determined. i have a 10 gallon with some softies and LPS (frogspawn, brain) under 96w PC (50/50) bulb. was originally thinking of getting the current usa orbit 130w PC for the 29g and steering clear of SPS and clams, but now i'm starting to look...

has anyone used this MH/PC combo fixture? http://www.marineandreef.com/shoppro...aqualight.html i'm thinking about getting the 24'' one to hang above my 29 gallon. will the 24" be wide enough over the 30" tank? should i get the 36" fixture instead? obviously the more light the better but would...

check this out: tons of minibow mod information at www.nano-reef.com

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hi everybody. i'm planning to upgrade my 10 gallon to a 29 gallon and was thinking of using the 10 gallon as a sump. knowing nothing about sumps i've been researching the topic throughout this forum and the rest of the internet for the past 4 days. so now that i'm armed with information, i've...

bump...for a little more exposure thanks to all who have replied.

thanks for the responses! i really don't have an issue spending the extra $50 for the higher wattage fixture and obviously like the idea of having a wider coral selection. i guess my main concern is an aestetic one. i would like to be sure that the longer fixture will fit and look ok before i...

hey all. i will be upgrading from a 10 gallon nano reef to a 29 gallon reef in a couple of months and am in the process of deciding what lighting system to buy. in the 10 gallon i'm currently stocking zoos, button polyps, yellow polyps, GSP, xenia, frogspawn, and a green brain under a 96...

jwtrojan44, thanks for the post. lighting - this seems to be my biggest sticking point right now. at this point the fluorescents will keep me in budget since i already have the hood and just need to purchase the twin-bulb strip and the bulbs themselves. of course i would prefer to have the...

hi all. i've been in the freshwater hobby for a few years (mostly african and american cichlids) and am considering taking the salt water plunge. i figured i'd start off with something small and relatively simple (fish only) and then eventually move to a full blown reef in a larger tank. after...