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Candi, Sponge Bob rules!!! Yes, I hang out with my 6 year old neice a lot, but I'm the one who got her started lol I definitely think whoever wrote that episode has a tank or at least saw that scary posting on the site lol. Tom

Really really nice tank, Matt!!! Tom

Candi, Target has some heavy duty 30/40 gallon tubs. I didn't mention because I was guessing that all of your stuff might not fit. I have the tan one that I do water changes with on my 65 FOWLR and dump a lot of water into it. You could definitely use that. I think it was $10 or less (I could...

I don't really see why it wouldn't work for a short term duration, the inhabitants probably won't mind too much as long as they can eat. Just be prepared from some stress during the move to the new container. I would replace the sandbed though, might stir up some garly stuff when getting the...

Thanks for that link, Gabe. I hadn't thought about an external CL, that may be the trick there!!! (sorry about that last post, my page didn't update for some odd reason).

I ad forgotten about the microbubble issue. I think tee'ing off the fuge might do the trick for the redirect, so now it's just figuring out a CL. Does that sound about right? Tom

I guess I had made more out of this than I should have LOL I had planned on tee'ing the return to feed the fuge, so that part is easy enough. The CL could be plumbed off of the divider wall or I could just use a Hydor Koralia on the divider wall (but I would really rather not have any...

Even if the Mag 7 is at full bore? The WavySea site says it can handle up to 2300 gph.

I am looking for mostly SPS/LPS and possibly some softies. I have recently gotten addicted to pocillipora for some reason :D :D Tom

So would a single WavySea be enough flow for the whole tank?

So then I should be looking at something similar to this? (not to scale) Except that I should have a 7 instead of a 9.5? Tom

Thanks for the replies I really appreciate it a lot! Hope your wrist gets better soon Merv! What I am getting thus far (making sure that I am understanding correctly) is that a single 1 inch drain should be sufficient. That is taking into account that the main display is roughly 43/44 gallons...

I am finally beginning to come to terms with the new tank dimensions, yet I am still left with some plumbing questions, some of which were posted already but will ask again for context. 1. Will a single 1 inch drain be sufficient to service the tank? 2. If not, then the second drain should be...

I am currently considering grabbing one of these and hooking it up directly to the Mag 9.5 that I have (950 gph) as a single flow point in the tank (34 x 21 x 14), e.g. this would be the only thing generating flow in the tank. Would that be feasible with the WavySea or should I upgrade the pump...

Does anyone here have any personal experience with the WavySea? http://www.wavysea.com I am really considering this for my new tank and was wondering if someone could their experience with it. Thanks, Tom

Hiya and welcome Jack, good to have you aboard!!!!!! Tom

Scopas tangs are pretty darn cute too!!! I think that your choices would work pretty well, that is basically the mix they have over at Tropiquarium for their coral tanks.

I have an issue to work out and I am not really sure what to do and could really use some advice. Here is what’s going on: I am in the process of putting together a new nano. The original specs called for a 15 gallon (24 x 12 x12). I was intending to do a lot of the DIY myself. It turns out...

Hehe, I think I'd be afraid of that thing crawling out of the tank to get me in my sleep! :D :D

I wish my blastos looked like that, if anyone has blastos that really look like that I want a frag!!!!!!!!!. The shot was color toned in PhotoShop. Tom