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Welcome aboard. If you're around this weekend, this month's meeting is about a 20 minute ride for you down I-295.

Looks like a really good start Steve. What are the gang of switched to the lower right of the tank?

How about something like a Wainscoting? If you're feeling real ambitious you could do your walls behind and next to it too. http://www.wainscotingamerica.com/?gclid=CODssoLa460CFSURNAodNEai6A

Try both Lowes and HD in English Creek.

CCR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ScisGFllPY&feature=related

Yes, but it might be prudent to check your fixture for salt creep. If the fixture is insulated from the DT by plastic legs, wooden canopy, etc., you are completing the circuit with your arm, and feeling the effects. Electricity will take the path of least resistance, and a direct path to ground...

According to e-bay link you provided, that item is no longer listed. Most of the fixtures that have been bought are these, or similar: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aquarium-Coral-Reef-Tank-White-Blue-LED-Grow-Light-120W-/160615974801?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2565754791 They have 55 3W LED's...

Stand looks great. If you want to cover it with something, how about a high pressure laminate like: Formica, Pionite or Wilsonart?

This will show my age, but only one of many: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th3ycKQV_4k

The Aquarium Center in Blackwood, has the best/nicest inventory I've ever seen there. Tanks are filled with ORA coral items and a lot of nice fish, multiple wrasse, i.e. Labouts, Blue Star, Leopards, etc. Definitely worth the trip.

Are you still using powder reagents or have you switched to the liquids?

Very nice George, nicely made fixture. Good luck with them. If they'd had their own controller or worked with he RK's, I would have gone that route myself.

Looks great Paul, nicely done.

Ron Shimek's response: Hi, I have seen the same behavior several times in nature and numerous times in my various aquaria. Anyway, the animal extends a thread of mucus and, on occasion, can drift away on it. Obviously, it depends upon a lot of factors (the animal has to be close to...

I was doing a water change yesterday, and had noticed two of them near the surface, that one on the glass and another on the wet side of a mag float I keep on the glass center brace of my tank. While doing the WC I noticed the one that was on the mag float was now on the surface of the...

Here is a picture I took of one on the glass.

I'm fairly certain it's one of the Columbellids, or Dove snail. It's the behavior that I've never seen before, and I can't find any info on it.

Has anyone ever seen a snail on a string? Much like a spider. I have a number of small snails in my tank that I originally thought were baby turbo's, (about 1/4" to 3/8")but now believe them to be one of the Columbellids. On three separate occasions I have seen them hanging and then traveling up...

What are you using for test kits? Have you confirmed these readings with someone else? If this is a reef tank both your Ca and Mg are too low, Ca should be about 380 to 420 and Mg should be at least 1200, but 1350 would be better.

Hi Brad, You and your wife would be very welcome. The address is posted on the home page. But, if you would like more information don't hesitate to contact me. Jim