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Sweet! Thanks Clyner for introducing yourself with pics! Slowly but surely we'll get everyone's pics on here. Jesse

WOW!! GREAT DEAL! SOrry to hear that you have to get rid of your setup :sad: I would like the red macro algae... sorry i cant take more. I would love to buy that firefish, but he wouldnt last 5 minutes in my tank without jumping out. I live in Costa Mesa (right at the 405/55 freeways)...

Lookin' forward to those macros Ed!! Jesse

I am not too knowlegable with distilled water, but I have always used RO water myself... an even better choice is RO/DI water. Also, you may want to try using Cheato in one of your back chambers... this macroalgae will compete for nutrients with the other algae, and it will win. Have you...

Looking good Mike. Maybe some day I can get a frag of those Blastos off you ;) Jesse

Agreed... but I think the shroom should be fine. They are generally pretty hardy. Jesse p.s. Keep us updated.

Here is a big thread about these horizontal overflows that shawshank brought up: http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showt ... ight=calfo They are a very effective design made popular by Anthony Calfo I believe. If you dont want to be limited on what you can keep... ie. anything from...

you wont NEED a halide... the lighting you have will be good for most lower light corals. How tallk is your tank again? And what kind of corals do you want to keep? Jesse

If you use both bulkheads for your overflows, you should be able to get about 600 GPH total through them. That would then limit you to a return pump of less than that after the headloss and all... maybe a mag 7? Jesse

Great shots... your tank is looking real good! Jesse

Like anchor worm? Do saltwater fish get that? I know freshwater fish can get it. Jesse

thanks little urchin... i wish you could see them in person, they are great. I completed my ATO today... took me about a half hour. I ditched the battery-powered version and instead used an extension cord, a 5 gallon bucket and lid, and a Rio 90 powerhead that i had laying around and i built...

I dont think that there is a bulkhead that would fit a 1" diam. hole. Here is a pic of the bits that I used for my holes: I got them at a local hardware store called harbor freight... here is their site: http://www.harborfreight.com/ I will gladly send you the rest that i have...

That's too bad.. I always feel for those who have to leave the hobby. Can you shot me some pics of the zoas? And what kinda clams are you selling? Jesse

Island... the holes should actually be around 2"-2 1/2" in diameter. The !" in the bulkhead size refers to the diameter of the inside of the bulkhead...in other words, the size of the pipe that will slip or thread into the bulkhead. It is okay though, you should be able to carefully and...

It isnt ich is it? Jesse

Thanks again for the kind words you all. Skip, you would be surprised by what $10 an buy you out here...I really do feel for you all in the midwest and east coast...but then again, you all have all the way cool frag swaps! Jesse

Here you go Eddie: Flatworm - eXit Flatworm eXit itself is quite safe to fish and invertebrates. However, the body fluids of flatworms can be toxic to some reef inhabitants when present in a too high concentration. This body fluid is sometimes excreted when flatworms die. So when you...

I have had one in the past. It was in my tank for about a year. It died... along with almost everything else... when I went on my honeymoon and forgot to turn on the air conditioner. Well, it got up to about 90 everyday for 6 days. Anyways, I would say just keep an eye on it. If you begin...

Ill try to explain it as well as give you some pis. FYI, I used 1" dual slip bulkheads. Here is a link to them, but any LFS should carry them... http://www.marinedepot.com/aquarium_plu ... ainers.asp Starting on the inside of the tank, it would go in this order: 1. 2" ABS 90 degree...