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pretty cool. that could change the industry or at least the way we look at the symbionic relationship. We already know how we can shock our corals from bulb changes and types of lighting. sounds like the 400 watt halides build up this risistance thus giving the coral more strenth to grow. not...

when the power went out in my house sunday at 7:30 am and stayed off til tues around 3 pm. My 75 gal with a ton of coral and mostly small fish 7 to be exact did not handle the ordeal dispite my many attempts to keed the water moving. my 90 gal. with 4-6" fish and no coral however all survived...

same thing happened to me Paul I feel your pain.

did you use the water from your 55? that would do it. if not its pretty much like starting over. could add some stability but nothing like time to grow the best bacteria.

another thing to consider is if your going to run any reactors off your main pump ie carbon/phos or bio pellets.I like doing this cause I hate to hook up more pumps. it starts to get really busy in the sump with wires all over the place. If you do this you have to take your pump size into...

I might as well say it. I'm one of the owners from that garage in freehold. (captivating coral)we plan on being a sponsor here but are not fully set up yet and are waiting to have a grand opening.

my choice would be t5 or led. I agree with bax on the mag 12 reliable but such energy hogs. anything 700 gph or a little more you dont want your tor to be from return pump get some good powerheads. without baffles how will you address micro bubbles in your display coming in from drains?

always hated those. ended up building my own.you could try bracing it across the tank with eggcrate or acrylic rod.

thank you Tony. mods please close this thread

I have turned some so so corals into show pieces by target feeding. dont talk about the wild in our little closed systems

very cool thanks for sharing

to be used as a sump as long as it holds water. tank only

I was thinking of this at one time for a seahorse tank. I was told you need around 5-6" of sand or whatever you want to use.

Also using it. mixes well going on 8 months now. levels are good and corals doing well.

so how is the butterfly doing?

sure a piece of hammer would be good 4:30 will be good. I'm around the corner from reef to reptiles 1600 chestnut ave ocean n.j 07712 732-996-8490. may have to take some rocks out so give me a heads up so I can start the process.

LRFO tank had some blue shrooms in there nothing else. eats whatever I feed it. flakes, mysis, pellets whatever. I'm sure he would love your zoos not sure about anything else.

I just put a tek 6-54 watt fixture over my 75 great light. reef to reptiles in ocean twp. can get you a good price

switching my 75 tank to all acros need to give him up. beautiful about 2 "

BOB