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Thanks David..I'm not up to speed re posting photos.
Harry...Nice rock!!! I would be interested in how much, if any, of the colorful life you lose during the full curing process.
I lost quite a bit.
Dom
David
Look up the old thread by Jrod started on October 1, 2007 asking for full tank pix....Mine is on page 7...The thin black line at the top of the canopy is the top of the Aqua Medic MH light fixture. Photo taken with camera angled up a little hence so lttle seen of the fixture.
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Hi Harry,
Great looking tank and stand!!! I have an Oceanic 135 with oak stand and canopy so I am familiar with the large center brace..More times than not it gets in my way when tending to any rock/corals directly under or near it. My suggestion would
be to keep much of the area under the...
Hi Lou,
I'd just remove the loose stuff and any obviously decaying matter such as sponges turning a "whitish" color etc. Since it'll take a number of weeks to fully cure, you could remove anything else that looks bad when doing water changes. Try to stack/spread the pieces in a way that will...
Hi
Any other time, I'd say it's a sales ploy....But with oil prices at $99 + a barrel, he's probably telling the truth... I've noticed that the prices of petroleum based products have gone up a lot recently, eg. trash bags, etc.
Dom
Hi..For what it's worth, I have a small (very small) fuge as part of my 9 gal Nano and I use Fiji Gold Mud and grow a little Chaeto once in a while adding some pods. The tank seems to be doing well with a couple of small fairy wrasses, a small blenny
and a few zoos, mushrooms and blasto and...
My experience with flooding is primarily with filling storage tanks. First, I had a shop some years ago and had a huge vat to store water for treatment and addition to both the SW and FW display tanks. On occasion I would forget that the vat was being filled and would go home only to come in the...
Hi All,
A few obsevations based on this thread's contents....
1...Buying livestock online is risky even from reputable vendors with good track records. Lots of things are at issue from differences over how large a "medium" coral should be to its actual appearance relative to the fabulous...
Hi
Nice canopy!! It seems to me that the mix of T5's and PC's is appropriate for the types of corals you have and want to keep. Also, the total wattage is enough given your tank size and height.
On the face of it, I think there might be a touch too much blue for my taste. I'd be inclined to go...
Beautiful arrangement of tanks...like the idea of the cichlid tank...From the looks of the gravel (dolomite/crushed coral?) the tank is for African Cichlids. If so, very colorful fish with interesting behavior patterns,
As long as the reef tank is doing well and maintenence is not too difficlt...
Ralph
Congratulations...first on the new Tank and more importantly in getting your wife to get her hands wet. ;D Now, she is really hooked!!! 8)
Great job in cleaning it and setting it up. Look foward to seeing it fully up and running so I can buy/trade some frags.
Dom
Stephen
A BEAUTIFUL Couple on a wonderful occasion...Marie and I extend our warmest Congratulation and Holiday Greetings to you and
your lovely bride.
Dom
Hi Dan
Tank and Corals look great...the system with the large skimmer, calcium reactor and the slide outs for easy access is ingenious.
Good Luck!!!
Sorry about your Mom. Hope you and your family are well.
Dom
Hi
I have a 135 (72x18x24h) and wish it was wider every day. A 180 is 24" high and if you do not put a canopy on top, this depth is easy to work with even with a 33"h stand!!! Only afer I added an 8"h or so canopy for cosmetic reasons did it become a little more difficult to work on. I now use...