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I believe that is what John and Phyllis use for the club corals/frags.

You've been confused for years. Not even the professionals can help you with that. As for the numbers, they look fine to me.

Only NJRC members can see profile information. You will notice quite a few folks have their location in their signatures. It shows up at the bottom of all their posts.

I got a 12 gauge you can borrow. It'd be a good excuse for a tank upgrade.

T5's used on an Ice Cap ballast are good for 8-10 months tops. The IC ballasts over drive them and greatly shorten their lifespan. T5's on a regular T5 ballast are good for 12-18 months.

Re: Reply to panmanmatt. May be a good idea to update your for sale threads then so folks will quit posting in them thinking you're still selling.

Re: Jasonanatal's 120 gallon "Natural Simplicity" Reef Aquarium. Is this the same tank you are taking down in this thread? http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=14499.0 Just curious why you would be adding rock to a tank you are getting rid of. The new scape...

I am glad you are learning as you go, that's what the hobby is all about. But whether you add a fish tomorrow or 6 months from doesn't matter. As long as you have that many fish in your tank you are pretty much stocked. The usual stocking density is 1 inch of adult sized fish per 5 gallons...

How many fish do you have now? From the looks of things you are about at your stocking level for that size tank. An angle, 6 line, damsel, 2 clowns and another wrasse from the looks of your previous posts. Personally I would get your water quality in order before thinking about adding any more...

Try taking the pic with no lights and use the flash. Or just use the white bulbs and turn off the actinics. Are these in a different tank than your other zoas?

Yup that is for real. No typos there. They are the rarest/most expensive tang out there.

I agree with Bob, not bad for the money but there are better options. I am running both a SCWD and a Sea Swirl and the SS doesn't loose anywhere near the pressure the SCWD does. They also have just come out with a 1 inch version of the SCWD that you can take apart and clean.

You need an excuse to finish a bottle of Jack? LOL If the bottle is open it's a good enough excuse to finish it. I'm not sure how it would work drilling the bottom of the bottle, it may crack. If you need a hand emptying it, just give me a holler.

Definitely not a new tank. How old and what type of lights? You may also want to cut your feedings to every other day.

That is cyano bacteria. How old is your tank? Cyano is very common in new tanks. You can siphon it out and try to increase the flow in the areas you see it.

If cutting into plastic all you need is a hole saw bit for your drill. You can get them at any hardware store. You can take the bulkhead with you to be sure you get the right size.

You can glue or epoxy the disc to your rock or just put them on the sandbed.

Leave them on the disc. They will eventually cover the disc and grow onto surrounding rocks.

Looks fantastic, Wendy. The colours look great.