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I plan to keep easy corals. If it's SPS then it would be caps, birdnests and digis. Both are designed with SPS in the back and LPS in front. The first one has more space to mount corals but the second one has more room for growth. For example some monti cap can grow into the open space...

I made another one now I can’t decide which one that will go into the tank. What do you think? The new one is a little lower and a little more open.

Thanks! A little too far but will reach out if I going that way.

Looking for some used bulbs to play with bulb combinations. I am good around central/north jersey area.

Haha I am taking orders :) Now that I know what can be done I will do another one and see which one I like. I have enough materials to do at least one more. I am perusing the web for inspirations and this time it will be one piece.

Boy did I fun creating this! Think my 3 angelfish will have a ball in this.

Yes the corals are free. I can take the blenny and some dragon breath as well. I no longer have Tangs so should be able to keep some macros in the display.

Did some research. this fish is better suited with bigger and more aggressive tanks. will pass. Did you want some corals from me? I have some GSP and Zoas. Can meet you @livingston free of charge.

Interested. Where are you?

Just what I have read dwarf sex change is reversible, unlike wrasses. I am not sure if they're all males but these are pretty small especially the first one I acquired.

I would be interested in keeping a pair of dottybacks I am going for the small fish look. when I go to a fish store they always have a few dottybacks in the same tank. I read a trio of royal grammas are possible also but these guys are so expensive it's hard for me to stomach.

This does not sound good but I know going in it's gonna require some luck. I came back home tonight they're playing around not much aggression but they're still juvies. I will move soon so the trio will have to go into a 29g for a few weeks. Going to be a big test I might need someone to hold...

I got one a few weeks back and two more yesterday from a fellow reefer. They’re small. The first one actually is the smallest. They’re in my 72 gallon waterbox. There is some aggression but so far not fatal. Any suggestions, experience please share!

Here's a link for this from Randy Holmes-Farley if anyone is still interested. http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-11/rhf/feature/index.htm The summary: 1. Most RO/DI systems seem capable of removing chloramine adequately for aquarists. 2. The carbon cartridge may become less useful...

This is not practical for testing RODI water.

My TDS meter (handheld) can only detect down to 1. That's when I change the resin. It kinds of corresponding to the color of the resin which becomes yellow. It's not like it's an emergency but definitely time to change.

I checked the three water systems serving Elizabeth, NJ. 2 uses chloramines with max of 3.8 and 3.2 ppm. The other uses chlorine. So it is likely that there is chloramines in my ro/di water.

Make sense. I don't think the carbon filter in the ro buddy is specific for choloramine. any suggestion on a test kit? I do have the test strips.

I use the aquatic life ro buddy system. I have a question. If the water comes out is 0 TDS does it mean there is no chloramines? Or it is not detectable by the TDS meter.

AI Lights are great too some say better that the Radions. I have owned AI for a short period of time I do like the color slightly.