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Tryin to set up my 72gal bowfront. All I need now are some new MH lights

For sale in Pasadena area: 1 AquaC Remora w/ Maxi-Jet pump and drain fitting- $135 1 24" 2x65watt Coralife fixture w/ moonlight- 125 1 48" 2x55watt PC fixture w/ bulds-$120 1 ViaAqua MultiSkimmer w/ UV Sterilizer -$60 E-mail: [email protected] or PM me

20 gal. tank 25lbs Live Rock 20 lbs live sand Aqua Clear 500. Aqua Clear Multi-skimmer with UV sterilizer Yellow Tree Coral Thin Finger Leather Coral Branching Frog Spawn Button Polyps Feather Duster Hairy Mushrooms Green Star Polyps (want some?) Toadstool Leather Candy...

I would just like to hear everyone's opinion on this subject. Why do people always refer to watts/gallon? It seems that a coral 6" under a light is the same regardless if its 20 gallons or 100 gallons. Am I correct on this? Any comments?

I will in a few weeks when they begin to spread everywhere.

You can have them for free, just pay the shipping. E-mail me you address and I will send them tomarrow.

Yea, I still have them. I do not think you want them though. These things are starting to take over my tank. They have spread everywhere. If you want some, I have them. I do not have the frogspawn branch anymore. I should have update this a while back.

This board sure has slown down alot in the last week or two

Ok, your first post said you were putting it in an incadesant hood....so I just figured. Oh well. There are still quiet a few corals you can keep. Just do some research.

I have a nice sized braching frogspawn. The heads on the frogspawn are starting to split and reproduce. Also 3 good sized frags of green star polyps. I hear shipping in a thermos works very well.

I got one the other day. I did not realize they were so small.

I found the Fire Goby. He was hiding under my Open Brain. No sign of the shrimp though. The Saron shrimp is awsome. He moves around eating pods off my live rock all day. Saron is the only shrimp that does not hide. He is out all the time.

Screw in type bulbs are incadecent bulbs. They are designed to light a room with minumum wattage and intensity. PC/VHO/MH bulbs are designed to put out as much wattage and intensity in the smallest bulb possible to encourage coral growth. You could keep various types of mushroom corals, Green...

Ok for what? What do you want to keep in the tank? Problem with screw in type bulbs is they lack intensity. A bulb may be 50 watts but corals need intense light.

How about mailing back some "stuff" from you scuba diving!