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Yup.....it was on my old 20 gallon nano....here's a pic... Cameron

I use Lamotte, Salifert, and Tetra.... Cameron

I've used egg crate dozens of times to help build bridges. Often I'll use black zip ties to secure live rock rubbles or smaller chunks to cover the crate. Works excellent and it's removable too! Cameron

Nice pics.....tough choice :shock: Cameron

Yes, I have. Mine has been running for ~6 months now and I've had no issues. I did have to fumble with my baffle for a while to make sure I could keep turbulance down and keep critters from getting blown left and right. Here are some pics.... Mopre can be seen here...

I've gone 6 months w/o changes. Tank did great and water tests showed everything was great BUT after I did a water change I could see a visible difference in expansion and growth. My normal routine is a 10-20% change every 3-4 weeks. Cameron

Baffling is really key IMO, as has been noted. After dealing with hundreds of fuges in all sorts of common and awkward sizes I've noticed actual GPH levels really don't mean much.....keeping the flow from bashing critters is key. I think I messed around with the baffling on my AC500 fuge for...

Hey guys....I found this site quite a few months ago, made a few posts, then kinda fell off the planet. Too many classes and too many other priorities kept me offline for the last few months. Now I'm just trying to get back into the swing of things 8). Just thought I'd reintroduce myself after...

I got my Aquaclear 500 today so I could get a fuge done on my minibow. Cut a baffle and glued it in (it's a 6" tall baffle), placed ~2.5" on sand from my 150 in it, and a few pieces of live rock. I hooked it up to a new Aquaclear surface skimmer. I've been running the thing at full flow and...

Ah...ok...that would explain it. Sorry to hear about the problem.... Cameron

Have you guys blocked and ip's or anything lately? I get a message I don't have access when I try to come to this page from home. Cameron

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I clicked your sig button on NR... Cameron

Seachem Reef Builder (dkh buffer) Seachem Reef Advantage Calcium Seachem Reef Advantage Magnesium Lugol's Solution (iodine) I use that on my minibow and my 150 system. Cameron

6-10" is the general height. No lower however...too close to the water surface! It's a good idea to start at a taller height (say 12") and over a week or 2 gradually lower it to a preferred height. This will acclimate everything in the tank to the much brighter lighting. 8" is an ideal height...

I've always gone with the 6-line. In my first reef I got flatworms and tried a sixline. Worked really well and from that point I've always kept one in my reefs. It helps that it's a reallt beautiful fish as well. Never tried any other way....never needed to. I've heard of the velvet damsel...