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I checked JBJ's website, and they don't have any UK dealers. There is one in Germany, and in Portugal. I don't know if they would be able to ship one to you cheaper than going through a US/Canadian company or not. FWIW I checked to see what it would cost to ship a regular 12g nanocube $119...

I might actually try to put moonlights in mine this weekend. It's the first weekend I've had in ages where I don't have to go out of town, or have a ton of plans in town. B

A frogspawn isn't gonna sting your fish strongly enough to kill it. Maybe enough for them to avoid it, but that's about it. There are lots of threads on RC on how to make a bristle worm trap, but most of them may be a bit bulky for a nano. You can just wrap a couple small pieces of...

3/4 is usually the return size, 1" is usually the drain size. B

You might try this site out. It's UK based. Perhaps one of their sponsors carries the nano cube. http://www.ultimatereef.net/ Personally I'd probably just go with a regular tank, but I kind of like planning and setting up my own filtration system. Good luck, B

Should be plenty. B

Welcome to the site. B

Personally I'd narrow the gap a bit, so that it's like 78-81. You'll just need to watch it a bit with the new lights and the glass tops, so that it's not running all the time. B

Happy birthday Sandra. I hope you had a great time. B

Most LFS will hold pieces for a customer, especially if you pay for them up front. If they won't, you could try keeping them in a bucket with water from the shop, but you'll have to find a way to put lights over the bucket for the time that you're keeping them in there. I'd also do a 10-15%...

It also generally takes a few hours to a few days to break in a new skimmer to where it's actually producing skimmate. Something about getting enough proteins to coat the inside plastic surfaces thoroughly or something. B

Yep they're fully grown. Fully expanded the largest one I've seen is slightly less than the size of a nickel. Most are the size of a dime or less. When they're all contracted down, they're about the size of a pencil eraser. B

It's pretty unlikely anything ate it, at least not with that mix. Are you sure the pieces you found weren't a molt? B

I actually used 1/16 inch holes in the spraybar I had on my 55g, but then I had quite a few holes as it went the entire lenght of the tank. I started with 1/8" but didn't feel like it gave enough flow to help keep detritus from collecting. I say just start with 1/16", or 1/8" holes. Test it...

Sorry for starting another thread....I was trying to post this in the other skimmer thread and it wouldn't work got page can not be diplayed error. After jacking with my post for about 10mins I figured out that the capitol "NC" I'd used to abbreviate nanocube was what was killing it. Once I...

Here's a couple interesting threads I found on nano-reef. DIY skimmer. http://nano-reef.com/forums/showthread. ... ND+skimmer Large mini skimmer thread. http://nano-reef.com/forums/showthread. ... genumber=2 Modded NCube to fit a piccolo skimmer. Towards the end of the thread...

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I've got the little piccolo on a 10g, and even with 1g weekly water changes it still manages to skim out a cup full of brown gunk about every 2 weeks. And this is a tank that doesn't have any fish in it. Only a few hermits and a peppermint shrimp. I think you should keep tinkering Master...

I don't target feed. They can move around pretty well, but once they pick a spot they tend to stay there. They've multiplied in my octo tank pretty quickly, but not nearly as fast in my other tanks. B

I've got a few in each of my tanks. So they're doing fine under: 440w VHO w/ 1 x 175w 20k MH 96w 50/50pc 65w 50/50pc 32w 50/50pc B