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Ok, well sorry from your email I took it that you where new to hobby and I personally do not like any of the "all in one" kits. I was going to suggest just getting a ten gallon and making it the way you want to house the coral you would like to see at your office. Won't make that mistake...

Very nice indeed! BTW I'm not sure why but your avatar is not coming up...maybe the link went bad?

Nice pictures! Plenty of coraline algae!

Looking good. Any problems with nicking the glass?

Hiddly ho neighbor! :welcome

Maybe I can chime in here. For drainage holes if you drill them in the back of the tank then where ever the hole is, is where the water level will be. If you drill the bottom of the tank in the back corners you can do a durso stand pipe (see link at bottom). I think Jesse is doubling the...

Yep, that's it alright.

He he, you don't really have to post the same question in all the spots. The beginner's area is fine. We read all the forums :)

Yay, punch and pie for all!

You should really take a minute and ask yourself what you would like to keep in the tank and then we could help you a bit more. Mainly because if you only want fish then you can have about 2 fish in the 12 gallon and not have any problems with heat (you won't need huge heat producing lights)...

I would like to see photos of these please PM me. Also is that 40-60 for each clam? I live in Pingree Grove, IL so I would pay the shipping of course.

I agree, I love the avatar. :lol:

I thought the aquapods had the skimmer preinstalled....but you should be very worried about the surface film. It's trouble.

Piratesreef is a great tank builder, maybe he could give you the encouragment to build the tank yourself. Looked really easy and actually cheap.

Nice pics! Who won the fight?

Intead of one large heater you could use one smaller heater with the ten and then simply add another heater to make up the wattage. I would recommend keeping the 10g to use as a sump for your 30g and place all your equipment in the 10g. You don't have to have alot of chambers and such in your...

It sounds very feasable. Seems to me it's just another variation of putting a false wall in a larger tank. I would make sure to silicon those two together very well and make absolutely sure the surface you will be placing them is strong and level so as to not seperate the tanks later on.

Thank you for the pic. I decided on getting a refractometer instead. No hard feelings I hope. :cool1:

for the inground saltwater tank if you could get a tube to go say 5 or so feet underground and have it pumped through there you could use geothermics to help keep the temperature stable. I saw a discovery channel show where they do something similiar for a water powered heater/cooler for a...

Mannnn! wow can you feel the love :lol: