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There are ways to quiet the overflow without restricting the flow to the sump. You can never perfectly balance things that way. Look into a Durso.

Jim, that's actually not an undata. I think it is cyphastrea. Nice looking piece.

Did you save something for the photo of the month!? We could use some submissions! Love the colors on those first two acans. Very nice.

Beautiful photos. Could use a hair less blue (custom white balance would solve that) but not so much as it bothers me. Well done.

We really shouldn't be posting derogatory comments about other forums here.

What a beautiful little baby! Congratulations on your new grandchild. Andy and Linda are such wonderful parents. Haylie Lynn is just the luckiest little girl in the world! Give them my best. Holy moly COW on the car. Sorry to hear that it went up in flames before your eyes like that, but it...

Smelling it is a good idea. Also if you soaked it for 2 days and didn't see an ammo spike it in I'd call it good to go. Adding it to an established system if there is significant die off might cause you some problems. Better safe than sorry.

That RBTA is awesome. Holy cow! Wish there was room in my tank for one.

How cool of you, Bob. Nice to see they stayed in the family! Enjoy them, Ed.

Sand it down real well before the next coat. Hopefully between that and a little warming you'll get the saturation you're looking for. Good luck! Looking forward to the stained photos!

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C'mon, do it right and it is a 9$ flight on Spirit out of AC! Can't beat that if you can find one!

The Nikon 105 is the gold standard (roughly 900). The 60mm is also a good candidate at nearly half that (5 and change). The Tamron 90 is 459 as is the Sigma 105 and the Sigma 150 is 729. I'm not a big fan of third party lenses on Nikon because I am personally not willing to accept the missed...

LOL on getting a pro to shoot for or teach you. Personally I am self taught. As is Brian, AFAIK. Your best friend during your learning curve is to shoot HUNDREDS of photos. Keep trying things. Manual mode. Not automatic. You want to be the one controlling the F-stop. The shutter speed. The more...

I wouldn't use Red Sea (anything) salt. We had a bad breakout of dinos from using it. BillyR had it worse than we did. Don't do it.

Definitely swish the rocks if you can too. Having 2x the water you'll need is a good idea. That will give you plenty of water to wash things off in during the transer fprocess.

Move everything but the sand. Clean it thoroughly before reusing it. Using saltwater to clean it will enable you to move it in without having to worry about it cycling again once all the bad stuff has been removed from it. Keep a bottle of [cycle product of your choosing] handy JIC. I've moved...

Normally I'd agree about buying the most expensive salt... but I just don't trust TM these days. After things not quite being "right" with the tank we've changed over to Seachem. We had used RC with no problems for quite a while, though we haven't used it in over a year.

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