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Congratulations Skip!! You are a huge part of this site and are deserving of this "promotion"! Jesse

The prices on their tanks are good... tanks are cheap to make for the most part, so when you are able to buy them direct from a manufacturer, you save alot. the rest of their prices are pretty comparable to other's. Jesse

Sorry to take sooooo long to reply but I currently have NO internet!! The manifold is held in place by only zipties... i poked little holes through the plastic lip that is there to hold glass lids and stuff. I put the zip ties through the holes and around the PVC... HTH, and thanks for...

Sorry guys... no internet=no posts. I moved because the last place I was at raised up the rent to $1,370 for the 1 bedroom we were in... so we said "see ya". The place we are at now is great, way cheaper and pays all utilities. No a/c though... too bad. Jesse

It's kinda hard hiding an 80 gallon tank!!!... plus i was honest with them and told them that i had it... i didnt want to surprise them, you know? Jesse

I forgot about the stomatellas.. I too have a couple black ones that have been breading in my tank. Like you said though.. clean-up crews can become a nuisance because they tend to knock over anything and everything that isnt securely mounted down. Jesse

I started off by draining the water from the sump into a couple 5 gallon buckets. i put the cheato and red kelp into one of the buckets, then put all my corals into another bucket. The clams went into a third bucket and finally the rock into a fourth. A couple of the smaller pieces of LR...

LOCALS ONLY! So. Cal... I have to sell my yellow morph Bearded Dragon along with it's home, including heatlamp, 48" UVA/UVB fluorescent bulb and fixture (bulb is due to be changed), several hideouts etc.... My new apartment won't allow me to keep it. Here is a link to some picks of...

:birthday: Happy birthday Jennie! Have fun veggin' out! Jesse

Update: I just moved my tank over to my new apartment on July 5th... everything went really well and EVERYthing is looking better now than they were before the move... no losses whatsoever. I don't have any new pics as of yet, nor do I have my own internet access right now. The tank has a...

looks like a good start... take it easy with fish in a tank that small. Try to resize your photos too before posting them. Do you have any plans on what you want to keep in this tank? Jesse

that would be aiptasia... Jesse

Direct flow isnt really beneficial for any kind of coral. Intead, try to get a random flow using things like Hydor's, SCWDs, or PowerSweeps. The corals benefit much more from this sort of multi-directional, random flow. Gilraen, how many gallons is your tank and how many GPH are moving...

I think i am in an uncommon group that finds clean-up crews to be unnecessary... sort of a band-aid. I have relied on proper flow, rockwork, and filtration for about 6 months now in my 20L and have managed to have immeasurable nitrates/nitrites/ammonia the entire time. In my 20L, i have ~650...

BTW... One of the nicest tanks I've seen in person. WELCOME to the site proraptor. Jesse

proraptor... dont know if you remember me but i stopped by your place a couple months ago with my wife and picked up some cheato from you... anyways... Welcome and hope you like it here! Jesse

That hamilton is for sure going to be yellowish... I had a 14,000k hamilton and it was amost yellowish... test it out and see how you like it though... Jesse

Dont do it... put it on a larger tank and enjoy! Jesse

WELCOME neddis! With the knowledge you have of those detailed biotypes, you will have no problem with reefs. Patience and $$$ is key! Always feel free to ask ANY questions that you have. Jesse

I cant belive how this site is growing... it's awesome! Jesse