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Yep yep, up here in Hack, great city come visit! lol

Yeah I think thats what Ill try. MB sent me a pic of a valved fitting and it should work well. I live down the block from the Home Depot, so Ill head over there one night this week.

Grand Tool around the block from me right by the Teterboro airport has almost everything IIRC. Although I had to get mine in blue and orange, they didnt have all of the pieces that I needed in black.

Thanks for all the input guys, its good to know I have a few choices. It seems like the smaller copper pipes are hard to find in my 1 bdr apt. Under either sink I have a shut off valve and flexible braided steel hosing. Will that be suitable for a tap-in type fitting as previously mentioned? Im...

Price drop to $115, and Ill include a small frag of whammin watermelons, about 6-8 polyps at this time.

Wow awesome, thanks for the suggestions! I wish I had posted this when I first got my unit, I had a hell of a time finding a fitting for it! Ill run down to HD later in the week and look around.

Damn good idea patriot, never thought of that! Just wish I had a tank big enough to use that trick lol

Id say yes its worth it, but as mentioned go on an off day. While unemployed last year, me and my gf took a few trips around the fine state of ours, we hit up AC and went to the aquarium on the way home. I think it was a Tuesday, and it was EMPTY. Totally worth it, I loved it before I got into...

So while making water all day yesterday (I have a slow RODI, only 25gpd) my faucet adapter blew off, broke a few glasses in my sink, and managed to strip out the female threads on my faucet. Now it cant hold it together to maintain pressure, putting me without a RODI, and of course I have no top...

Dude, they are a bunch of pricks. I totally agree about the lounge conversations. They tore me apart because I told someone to avoid the newer BMWs, they said I didnt know what I was talking about etc. OK, Im a BMW master tech, and a european tech for about 7 years. F them I just ignore their...

Any shots of the tie dye?

Forgot to mention fixture will come with almost new current bulbs. Used maybe 1 week 8 hrs a day.

Wow those green acans with "starry" mouths look amazing, any name for them? (3rd to last pic)

Nice pic. Mine backed itself into a cave, and hasnt come out since. You can kinda see his lightning going, but you have to look hard. Ive had one for about 4 months so far. Ive been feeding him phyto every 5 days or so, 3 mls diluted with tank water. Seems to be ok, but then again, how can we tell?

Are those black and gold acans from OGII?? They look awesome, just like the shots on their site! (Bottom left first pic) Nice tanks, nice corals!

Fixture is in great condition, legs included. Has moonlights and a fan. Used in total for about 6 months, bought it off a friend who bought it new. Im keeping acans on the sandbed no problem, and a clam about 6 inches below the fixture. My tanks 19 inches deep. Its the single lens, not bent...

Current is cheaper, Tek is next step up. ATI is up there, but they make top quality fixtures.

Ive got a Sundial and Nova Extreme, and both are good fixtures, Im keeping SPS up high under the Sundial, and a Derasa about 6 inches under the Extreme and its doing well.

Id say go big, I looked at the Tek, ATI, and Current fixtures lately, and you can really see the difference in quality. Current is cheapest, with bent reflectors, while tek and ati use individual. On reefgeek, the difference was about 100 between the tek and ati with bulbs, so I went with the...

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