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Attention all reefers, In an inspiration to my love and devotion for reeftanks I decided to become certified in SCUBA. I choose SSI which stands for Scuba Schools International and I went with Captain Aqua's in Hayward/Dublin CA. I choose them for their friendly help and there passion...

Kid, My wife loves Thai food and this is her spot... I took her on her request and she indulged in the food... Ordered me some plate and I munched away... Was very tasty and satisfying...

Hi Reefers, Just wanted to celebrate another graduation for my wife she received her AA degree in accounting and is transfering to Cal State... Good job girl... MG

Very nice !!! MG

I took the plunge reefers, I paid for SSI certification.... I joined Captain Aqua's in Hayward California... SSI stands for Scuba Schools International.... Wish me luck, MG

Hello to all, After about 4 years of maintaing reef tanks, I'm taking the plunge to take up Scuba classes and becomming certified. So far I'm hearing that all the certs are basically the same. I live in the East Bay of the Bay Area and Captain Aqua's is just around the corner. Can anyone...

Welcome, We are here to guide you in any way... Reefing questions that is..... MG

Thanks, Don't feel bad because the 72 was sold on day one of me placing it on the market. My 90 gallon is much taller and will accomodate more fish but I kept the same amount of fish since I don't want too much of a nitrate flux. Only problem is I reintroduced two blue tangs that picked...

Cris, If your water temp was the same as the LFS on a 24 hour cycle, week to week you would be okay... However, if he ran a chiller that kept a more constant temp than your tank, you placed strain on the ric and it was down hill... What size tank do you run and what type of temps to you...

If you have the money, what will discourage you? Just about anything goes when you have the money. However, any true reefers will take a look at the long hual before dumping his hard earn cash into something that hasn't been out on the market long enough. I think they look nice, however...

Glory71, I'm really touched that my thread helped save lives, even if they were in the fish world, they were creatures that do feel pain. I'm going to post up in my thread the corals that have thrived and those that have died as my three years come up in Sept. I wish to share with...

Yeah, You need a really big reservoir of H20 if you take off for more than 1 week vacation...

Dave, You have some nice purple coraline growing, nice... Are you dosing to keep it flourishing? MG

I really like your filtration system, very clean and very creative, I tip off my hat to your ingenuity.... MG

I run closed lids on everything.... Sump, tank and reservior...

The biggest problem with the Zero-edge tank is EVAPORTATION; it was a big problem when they originally launched their first tank and still is a problem in my opinion. I evaporate 3 gallons of water in almost 3 weeks; and I have a 90 gallon. They evaporate 1 gallon I believe in 2 days. MG

Cris, I'm willing to bet it had a lot to do with water temperature as well as the environmental changes mentioned above. I had the same problem occur in my 12 gallon cube with a $120 dollar blue yuma that died in 7 days; just as yours did. Mine was due in part to high temps during that...

Here is an update... My new fox coral Orange polyps with green polyps Red doughnut coral Florida ric with green yuma Partial FTS Complete FTS

AWESOME HOOD, I LOVE THE WAY IT HAS DOORS THAT SWING OPEN.... YOU ARE VERY CREATIVE AND TALENTED....

John, I would not worry about your PH at 7.8 the problems occur when your have large swings in PH. My PH begins in the morning at 7.70 and at 7.85 my calcium reactor kicks in. It will rise to a PH of 7.9 before it comes down to about 7.75 in the night. Now I don't know if you are using...