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slick, Here is my email- geodehunter@hotmail.com drop me a line and we will see if we can stike up a deal. I won't be back on my computor til around 9 tonight. Thanks :)

Slick, Will your canopy fit a 75 as well as a 90? What kind of wood is it made out of.:)

Just some food for thought, resealable 5gallon buckets. If you are driving straight thru put them in the smoothest part of you ride if possible. That way you will have your water already there and you can set the aquarium back up asap. Taking it that you have LR also you can do the same with it...

Jeremy, My personal first choice was The New Marine Aquarium by Michael Paletta.:D

Do your research on this one. A lot of those that you see on ---- claim to be for aquatic use but in reality they are not(they are for drinking water). Check the dry goods on this site and see what they are offering. IMO Typhoon III ;)

I just wonder how many Clownfish species have died on count of that movie. :mad: :mad:

Harrysreef, Where about in Ill. are you? I am in Hamilton.

The most popular answer here is going to be NO.:(

Yes they do have good rock right here on this site. You will be just fine with 50# cured and 20# uncured. Good luck with your tank. By the way when you stack it leave plenty of openings for water flow. Try not to get any dead spots if possible.:)

IO-IO its off to the tank I go. Whoops sorry got carried away there a little bit. IO here:D :D

Why SaltyJ you rascal you hid that one pretty good. No one even knew you were expecting:D If you have a qt you could possibly put them in there and try to grow them out from there. Anyway congratulations on the new arrivals.;)

Uncured, Like LionStorm said it is more cost effective. Just seed it with some LR and over time it will become LR once again. The only way to go IMO on a new setup.

Joe, WELCOME TO THE BOARD:) To start with I would recommend the book The New Marine Aquarium by Michael Paletta. It gives you step by step instructions on how to build a saltwater setup. Also if we all chant Thomas712 three times maybe he will hear us and give some more great info for you...

Thomas, I really hope you like reading and tinkering around with camera's. The instructions you are going to get are to say the least unreal. There are things in a digital that will make you scratch your head wondering now how did I just do that. Have fun with your new toy and enjoy.:D

I 2nd. the motion on that book. I bought it and it sure has been a life saver for me. Like Birdy said TAKE IT SLOW. It takes time to produce a quality tank. Months if not years. Far as a tank goes the bigger the better. IMO the first thing to ask yourself do I have the $ to do this. Second do I...

Jag3365, If all else fails and you can't find one go to a boat dealer and ask them for bulkheads for livewells that go into bass boats. They will know what you are looking for.:)

delphi, I have a 125 All-Glass with an Oceanic stand. This tank has been moved I don't really know how many times and I have never once had a bit of problems with it. No leaks no nothing. If you are not in any hurry just shop around and see what you can come up with. Hope this will help you out...

Depends if this is really what you want and how deep your pockets are. IMO if you bide your time and are not in any hurry I think there is a better deal out there with your name on it.

Thomas, I havn't seen the movie. I have been doing FW on and off for 30 years. Saltwater hmmmm does the word challenge sound right? I have tossed this idea around for the better part of a year now. So now its time for me to finish gathering parts and start the building process. That's one thing...

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