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5000 to 5500 kelvin range. I tried them, they are the closest to the sun's kelvin range but as you guys mentioned are better suited for plants. There is a larger spike in the red range which tends to make everything yellower, red does not penetrate into the water column; one of the reasons why...

lol, that's the best story steve. here i am googling epidoral.... and that's gotta be the quickest delivery i've heard! congratulations to both of you!

get a better mileage car, lol. my old evo gave me less than 14 npg at 27 psi

It's coming guys, it's coming, thanks to the contributors. I am taking some of your interpretations of fusion and adding them to the blog slowly but surely- but here's my studio for those who haven't been over.

anyone else care to add?

::) ::) ::) ::) ::) IBS some have it, some don't

Chili recipe: Thai basil Scallions Oven roasted corn Shallots Ginger Poblano peppers Paprika Sundried tomatoes Red kidney and White Northern beans Zucchini Cornbread: Cornmeal Flour & leavening eggs butter Parmesan cheese grated lemon grass chopped cilantro

Here's a Thai-basil Chicken paillard with a shiitake mushroom reduction on lemon grass rice KEEP THE IDEAS FLOWING GUYS!

On a serious note: without looking at wikipedia or the dictionary or the internet, what would you consider or what would be your interpretation of the word "fusion cuisine" or "fusion food" and if you don't mind, I'd like to quote you, so if you wanna be quoted, post your first initial and...

I used to have that skimmer too. Sometimes small bits of rock and/or snail shells, corals or grit get lodged in the injection spout. Make sure that stays clean as well. -merv

OMG! BOB!!!!! WASSSSUPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

An informational resource for the DIY'er, and a consolidation of stuff.... more to follow as I update and add more pages! http://concept3.wordpress.com

you can lower the pump's output thereby reducing the amount of water being drained, or increase the hole size on the durso or stockman stand pipe

they will work to a certain extent, but crushed coral, due to their looser structure will have a tendency to trap detritus in them. Ya gots to be pretty vigilant in keeping it tidy. I'm too lazy for that, so I like it bald :)

i don't really know if GARF really does research as they say they do. It seems more like a cover name to sell frags at a premium. How come you just didn't wanna buy frags locally? We have a ton of locals and sponsors who sell some awesome pieces, some for a fraction of the cost, some of which...

if it's a fuzzy soft white substance above water, it's normal. I've had that before and it didn't bother anything. I would say some kind of fungus, but a pic will definitely help

so yah, here's my tank of shame. I switched out the lights in November as well, I got some used reeflux 12k's from tom since I wanted to try bluer bulbs. I've always had Iwasaki 6500's and even though they were great for growth, color was eh- BUT if you notice, the reduction of excess organics...

you'll need to calculate the approximate amount of total water volume in your tank minus the rocks. Since rock displaces water volume, the closer you are to the actual water volume, the better understanding you'll have in terms of dosage. Bioload has a lot to do with it too. BUT the most...

somehow, your description is like "old tank syndrome" I'd search on that topic online, it usually occurs on tanks with older live rock and sandbeds. I kinda went through something very similar as I had used the same "old" rock from my first setup many years ago. Got it cleaned up now, but it...

yeah yeah! gotta add a Procolor for POP!