Recent content by BryanDuggan

Great meeting up with Dave and passing along some tools of the trade. Happy reefing everyone!

Sale Pending. Thanks, Dave!

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Accepting offers! This equipment was used for 8 weeks, and some of it is NIB. Looking to sell as a group. - Eshopps R300 retails $359 Sale $225 (10/10 condition, includes filter sock, heater, and $70 led fuge light (grows chaeto like mad), also includes bioplate (used for 2 weeks) - BRS 1.1ml...

Adding my name for hammers.

Any plans to capitalize on the natural resources? ie frags/rock/seawater? This is an interesting thread.

What is the big softie top left?

Tanks looks great. Where did you get the rock nems?

Would it be right to assume the return pump is the most important piece to keep running? Curious about battery options. I have a computer UPS/battery but it runs for less than a minute.

Madreefer, we should meet up at Hamburg one day. Seems we run in similar circles. My office is equal parts reptiles and fish.

My love of fluorescence minerals was what first drew me to corals. I like fish too, but I'd have nothing but blues running, if it was healthy, just to see the corals glowing. Your statement "You cannot grow corals without fish, no matter what fish poop supplements you use." might be my answer...

Everything I have seen in the few years I have done this leads me to believe the largest problem for most reefers is nutrient in, vs nutrient out. Obviously coral need some nutrients beyond what lights can supply, but aren't we creating our own problems by dumping fish food in coral tanks...

Sorry guys, I picked this up last week. Good seller, I recommend highly. Still slightly shocked I was able to drill my own tank, it was easier than I expected.

Thoughts from a (quasi experienced) reefer. For whatever it's worth. My tank was semi-successful for about 3 years, and at times it went amazingly well, and then a few things doomed it: it was a nano (unforgiving), the stand was too small to run any fuge or reactors (unforgiving), and I had...

Possibly my favorite zoanthid. I can't answer your question, but I wanted to compliment you on your success.