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I'm interested and can get someone to host also if there isn't anyone.

What do you use to hold down the eggcrate?

I used to do the same. It was the bleach/dr. alternative.

I first heard about stray voltage at a members house when I was buying LR. I forgot how he was able to tell w/out any equipment. I looked it up online today and found this...

Other than Chaeto, LR, and Live Sand...what else can I put/keep in my refugium?

My lawyer to save himself from writing forms and I guess me from money...sends me to blumberg.com for the form. He usually does the search and gives me the form to get.

Lowe's and HD don't carry it, see my post on the black eggcrate, I provide a link to another post which has where you can get those specific items. Are you building a mesh lid? http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=4091.0 - if your building a cover, so that...

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Are you saying an egg crate wouldn't be able to contain an eel? Do you have any problems with your snowflake eating other fish?

Do you have any pictures of what this looks like?

I was thinking about a brittle sea star and a snowflake eel, and some other fish that may potentially escape. I feel by not putting a lid on my tank, I'm greatly limiting my fish options. Many of the tanks I've seen and pictures, don't have lids. Do you cover your tank? If so, what kind of...

Funny to hear stories of fish with personalities. Any horror stories of a Snowflake eel? I would love to put one of those in my tank.

I'm learning soo much more than reefkeeping with this hobby. Thanks for the info.

Lesson for me...no triggers.

I just bought about 35lbs of LR from someone breaking down their tank to start another. Some nice purple on it, but also some green hair algae. I'm curious as to the opinions of whether I should dump this right in my tank, let it all dry out and die then put it in, or remove some of the green...

Yeah it's a 55 gallon.

Where's the link to his tanks?

Good question. I've always just said mixed reef probably not fully understanding what that was all about. I definitely want a lot of movement, so if it's non venomous and it moves, then I'll probably want it. Here is some eye shopping I did to be a bit more specific of what I plan to pick from...

It's good to hear where your tank temp is and that not everyone has an auto-top off. I will surely mark my tank and put in water every day to keep it steady. I felt like conditions need to be perfect in order for anything to survive, so I thought I was the only one with close to a high temp...

What's a good resource to research the various fish and what fish they get along with. I'm assuming from what I've read so far Damsels are aggressive, and chromis and clowns don't get along. So before I go ahead and get a chromis and a clown, etc...would like to look them up.