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Thanks I read much on orp including many of those mentioned, that's the reason I added it to my tank. I was just seeing what others set their controllers at since I've read different sources that say everything from 350-450.

I was doing it more for making sure residual ozone doesn't get into the main tank. I read something about bromide possibly being created. Also what is a good orp reading to set it at?

Is that 'cause Carlo replied?

Do you put carbon on the top of the collection output or water output?

Cool I was going to try that tonight. Is that the only skimmer you run? Skimmer still efficient after the ozone ( I know there'll be less junk to remove so I expect a slight decline). What size tank do you run it on?

Anyone use ozone with an ASM skimmer? I am attempting to using a T fitting on the air intake, but I get the smell of residual ozone in the air. Am I better off getting a cheap second skimmer to run the ozone? If so any recommendations?

The podcast from MACNA is now available on my website.

I have 2 emeralds and red and blue hermits and a huge amount of coralline. I've had the crabs from the beginning. Some of the blues get to be big and a pain. If I were doing it again I'd only get reds...they seem much more peaceful. I make sure everyone in the tank is well fed, corals, crabs...

The Korallin calcium reactor doesn't have a ph port. What's the best way to hook up a controller to control the co2 solenoid? I can get a replacement cover that has a ph probe opening if there is no alternative.

Here's the lived goodies I brought back

My take on it was the new double ended wavemaker setup from Rio/Seio/Taam...can't wait until it comes out. I got an interview from the guy at the booth. Basically they are finishing up the magnet mount and it should be available soon.

Driving stunk too. I spent 4 hours going the first 275 miles home and 4 hours the next 75. Damn 78 construction.

So other than the knowledge from the great speakers what other goodies did people bring back? I'll post pictures later of my orange plate, orange zoos, lobo and coco worm. I also picked up a lighthouse controller and some other goodies. I was like a kid in a candy store. So much for my budget...

What kind of flow do you have as well. With corals it's typically flow, feeding or lighting issues. I have favia and lobos that are doing fine mid level in a 120 gallon with a lot of flow (random) with 175w mh and vho actinics.

That talk was amazing. Don't have the exact figures but the whale shark was in the millions of gallons. As for the death of the first two, they would have been eaten anyway since they were from the fishing quota which the aquarium has helped eliminate. They died from a side effect from a...

I prefer the small red legged ones. They seem much better. Blue ones get too big and a nusaince...

Includes info about the NJ Reefers Frag Swap, Reef News, an interview about Phil Jone's 180 gallon tank, the bicolor parrotfish, bubble coral, temperature control and an ATO update. http://www.120gallons.com

Yeah the Radison was booked a few months ago. I'm stuck at the holiday inn.