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Unless you want a species tank with just these things, you arent gonna want to keep it. Jesse

:welcome to nanotank.com! Jesse

I agree with d-k on everything... Jesse

Definitely swap out the LED's... this is why you arent seeing good chaeto growth. Jesse

True Jesse

Agreed... not a good choice for a nano. Jesse

Probably just want to go with a good quality carbon like Marineland Black Diamond. The ultimate unbeatable best is TLF hydrocarbon but it is a bit more expensive. I have read from a few chemists etc that products like Chemi-pure are mostly a waste except the carbon that is inside. This is...

Very nice John... you have a great assortment of SPS. Jesse BTW, are you sure you are done? You DO know about the Drs F&S swap on June 29th-July 1st right?? ;-)

Aw man... that sucks. :cry: You lost some very nice stuff. You're right that heaters should not be neglected. Some suggest having tweo in your tank in case one decides to wait until you are on vacation to go out. Very sorry to here and hope that you can get back to the way your tank looked...

Sure! Thats basically it! Jesse

Beautiful tank... great corals. Very nice setup. Thanks for sharing! I just recently picked up some of those fluorescent green candy canes and love them! Jesse

It's cool... I have another couple stores that I really like. One is raskal's store from nano-reef.com. Jesse

WOw... what a very scary series of events. I am very glad to hear that Cameron appears to be doing okay! Congrats to you and your wife and please keep us updated! Jesse

Very nice tank... very clean. Is D&D the Giesemann company? More pictures! And specs??? :welcome to nanotank.com!

Well I would say a basic definition of a SUMP is just an area outside of the display tank were things such as heaters, thermometers, return pumps, skimmers, chemical and mechanical medie can be kept so as not to be seen in the display tank. Then you can get into an in-sump refugium like Mike...

I personally wouldnt even bother with any sort of wave controller in a nano... just go with a couple of small converging powerheads. Wave controllers and Reef Keepers are expensive and rather unnecessary for a nano. Jesse

Well I went to tongs and that was a flop... it appeared to me that they raised their prices on their livestock right before the sale. I really am starting to disliek that place more and more. Jesse

The guy that makes them say they maintain their own water level inside the skimmer so that it can be ran in as little as 2"-3" inches... as long as the pump can draw in water. here is the thread over at nano-reef.com... http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.p ... e+aquatics Jesse

Well looks like Ill be there as close to 9am as I can... I have a store credit that is burning a hole in my pocket! Jesse

octopus skimmers are also a very good choice... www.octopusskimmer.com They have become a little more expensive as their popularity has risen. Jesse