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with all the reports of JBJs that are cracking spontainiously I would seriously consider the aqua pod tho they are so new that it makes it hard to say . Personally I would go with the basic 10 and fit it however if that is not an option I would go with the aquapod :mrgreen:

Didger I listed some ebay buys on the site here here is the link. I agree this is the exciting part the antisipation that builds the search for the perfect stuff make doing this FUN anyway here is the link http://nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 6eddc96261 :mrgreen:

Happy birthday Didger :birthday: :hb2: :hbd:

sweet great price for that :mrgreen:

Reef Loving the aqua scaping very nice indeed cant wait for pics as you fill this in :mrgreen:

Changing the water weekly wether the levels indicat or not is always a good thing as it replenishes lost trace eliments , which are used up but the stuff in the tank :mrgreen:

off to a good start Candy canes in my honest humble opinion are some of the easiest corals t care for good choice :mrgreen:

LoL that is funny :mrgreen:

:shock: nice

Dj found these on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/Fan-BIG-5-5-Speed-R ... dZViewItem http://cgi.ebay.com/Fish-Reef-Aquarium- ... dZViewItem I think they are in your neck of the woods :mrgreen:

for those looking for a tank I found this on ebay it is NOT a jbj but is very close to them they seem like a good price as well .Here are a few things that I found while putzing on ebay today.. http://cgi.ebay.com/Nano-Tank-by-Cube-M ... dZViewItem http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Salinity-Refrac...

HAAAAHAAAAHAAAAAHAAA Mike cheat that is laughable :ha:

I tried that but they seem to bend I have tried a 10G and it seems to work well I only use the cath not the syringe part :mrgreen:

sounds like it would be a good deal with the exception of the 2 fish they would certianly need to be rehomed the tank is intirely too small for those fish .Moving it should be relatively easy have some buckets or tote bins bottle the water keep the corals in a bin with just enough water to...

skip do you use an angiocath to help in hitting the target with the feedings ?? :mrgreen:

seachems iodide, I am trying to get some info on it and learn what you folks use and how much per dose I know a few people regularly dose iodide how much do you folks add to your nanotanks and picos Thanks:mrgreen:

certianly looks like an agel to me :mrgreen:

Nice is the 3rd pic down the first fish Just kidding very nice :mrgreen:

:shock: that is gonna be sweet :mrgreen:

try www.photobucket.com it is free and all you do is copy and paste here ...makes uploading a bit easier. On the subject looking foward to see more pictures and your tank as it progresses :mrgreen: