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iwaki 30 or 40 and 2 squids for a total of 4 oulets at diferent intervals for wave motion as opposed to power heads to save electric and more reliable$150 total. (Could I possibly see a link, do these really make there no need for powerheads?) Do I really need a 36" Refugium? Couldn't I just...

Hydor Koralia #4 w/ Controller ASM G-3 Protein Skimmer w/ Sedra 5000 Pump Oceanic Aquarium Chiller 1/10hp Two Little Fishies Phosban Reactor x2 JBJ ATO Kent Marine 50gpd Ro/Di Unit Current USA Outer Orbit Fixture 2x250w 10k HQI-MH w/ 4x54 T-5 HO w 18 Lunar Lights Deltec PF509 Fluidized...

Wow thanks a bundle. What about an ATO, I was thinking of the JBJ one.

What would be a ball park estimate that I would be spending on: Lights (Enough to keep SPS) Skimmer (Enough to handle a Moderate stock) Tank w/Stand Powerheads (I was thinking of the new controllable Koralia's w/Wave Maker) Calcium Reactor Ro/Di "Machine" (Don't know correct termanology) x2...

The reason is that I don't want to spend 900$ is because I don't want to break my bank too much just on the tank. I'd rather spend more $ on the Lights/Skimmer.

Because if its 900$ tank only, I'd rather spend 900$ if not less on both the tank and the stand.

Would it be too much trouble to tell me exactly what you bought/price of the: Stand Tank I'm new to the whole "nice tanks" I guess you could call them, what might be Euro Bracing?

Reefsandrotts told me that over by him in Wharton he purchased a 120g Perfecto Tank for 400$. Aquatic Obsessions sells the Oceanic Tech Tank for 900$. Do you think starfire glass on the front is worth it the extra $500?

Oh, and my own RO/DI equiptment, buying from LFS is tiresome and annoying.

Any input on lighting for the 120g? I would really like to venture into SPS, I love my softies/lps, but I'd like to go to "greener pastures" So, basically: 120g Perfecto Tank (1 Corner Overflow) I need help on Lighting I need help on Skimmer I will build the sump, what size would you...

I actually think a 120 would be a good idea, I was thinking of going from either the 55 to a 90/120. This is a bit off topic: What kinds of fish would be able to be kept? Like what big fish should I stay away from, just so I don't get something that'll outgrow my tank. Back on topic: About...

Um...I really wasn't looking to go that large, seeing as how I don't think I'd be able to transition froma 55 to a 340+ very well. I'm looking in the 90-180g Range. What size, in that range preferably? Should've said that at the beginning.

What size tank is that, seems quite large.

What size tank has a nice footprint, that is visually appealing, and would let me keep a yellow tang. That is currently the only large fish that I am interested in. I would prefer a tank that would give me some nice aquascaping options, as my 55g, has be a bit limited, it seems very narrow...

Could I see a picture?

55 standard size, 30g DIY SUmp, Phosban reactor, fluval canister filter running carbon.(Going to be getting a new skimmer, the one I have is crappy)

2 Ocellaris Clownfish Bullet Goby Leopard Wrasse Starry Blenny Just curious, on what all ya'll experts think. Thanks, Steve

Tank is 6 months old.

I am using distilled water for my water changes, have been thinking about switching to RO, but people on RC have told me that distilled is good too. I have T-5's they are 4 months old. Would hanging phosguard work well...I'm contemplating on doing that.

How can I get rid of it? As of now, the test kits say Nitrates are 0 and phosphates are 0, but I know that isn't true. How can I get rid of the Cyanobacteria? Thanks, Steve