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hey, i was just curious... i was looking at the memberlist and noticed that the site was started in february, then in april there was a huge member population boom. seems that everyday you got a few people and it grew from there. So i was wondering how you got so many people to join, or how...

hey, I'm looking to start up a small 29 gallon reef system, so if anyone has a drilled/ reef ready tank they would like to get rid of, let me know. thanks joe

I'm looking around at salifert test kits to buy. I'm tired of inaccurate kits. So I found that Marine Depot had the Salifert Reef Package for $116 which includes: strontium magnesium calcium iodine KH/Alk anyone know of some cheaper places?

hey, you've done a great job with this site, i was just curious... do you use software to run it? if so which software? I've always wondered how these forums are run.

Karita just posted a question about identifying an organism in her tank, and so i thought it would be a good idea to devote an entire section to the identifying of organisms, corals, etcs.

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This is probably the best site out there for camera reviews, and general information. They have basically everything you would want to know when looking to buy a new camera. http://www.dpreview.com/

hey i figured i'd show you my setup costs/checklist that i have for my 12 gal jbj Nano Cube. Just to give people an idea of the price it takes to start up in this hobby. nano cube $ 99 smartlite 15" 32W retrokit $ 40 mag float 30...

One of the most important item to have in the aquarium hobby is a book (or 2 or 6) The more the better. There are some books that I've come across which I thought were pretty good and figured I'd recommend em. The Reef Aquarium vol 1 &2 - Delbeek and Sprung The Modern Reef Aquarium vol 1-4 -...

I have a 55 Gallon tank, but unfortunately it is not reef ready, and i dont really want to spend the money to put in an overflow. So if anyone has a 55 gallon reef ready setup they would like to get rid of, let me know. I live in Rocheser, NY by the way

I just recently discovered your forum and like what i see. I Just thought I'd throw an idea out there for consideration. Maybe a Help discussion for questions concerning problems with the tank, inhabitants, etc.] Also, now that i think about it, maybe a discussion devoted to corals as well.

I was wondering what everyone thought about how many fish should be kept in a 12 Gallon Nano.

I have not used them for purchasing livestock, but i have bought dry goods fro mthem and they have excellent service and prices. Shipping is quite cheap with them as well. I mainly use their site to look up information on Fish/ corals etcs that I'm interested in.