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Most reptile tanks are not built to hold water and will fail if you fill them with water. Tanks, depending on the size, can be pretty cheap if you know where to look. What size are you looking for?

If that doesn't work out I live in point and have plenty

My cyphestra used to love a lot of light from the halides too. I would say move it up and see what happens.

I am pretty sure smcooler has the oregon tort and probably the pink caddy. Dnovi might have them too, they are probably you best bet for NJ based frags.

Where do you have the cyphestra? We have always looked at the carpet nems as well, but you will lose fish to it so we always try and calculate that into the cost of them. They are amazing though.

We have a bunch down in point pleasant. Let me know if that is close for you.

Welcome back! What equipment did you go with?

We will grab the May meeting.

Good eye, we actually moved the zoas up to our display because we have aiptasia eating file fish up there and they will take care of it eventually.

Yes we are doing well and the tank is doing well. Moving some more corals to the display.

i am out in Chicago for business and stopped at the Shedd aquarium and it is just awesome. If you ever travel out here please check it out.

Oh man the snorkeling looks awesome Sounds like the tank is coming together

We are doing well. Here is one with some blues so you can see the red

Just took some photos of the display and wanted to throw them up here.

Depends on the size of the system, type of system and the percentage water changes you typically do/wan to do. Some people will just switch and not sorry, other will mix the salts together and do it over time (start 25/75 new to old and adjust up for example).

Are you planning on running a FOWLR or reef?

They kind of do have a behind the scenes tour or we just for really lucky. A few trips back we were quizzing one of the cast members on what they were doing and the guy was like alright you know what you are talking about. He then took us back whined the scene and gave us a full tour of the...

These exhibits are at the seas in Epcot. The reef tanks are downstairs after the ride but they have a room dedicated to aquaculture fish, corals, and clams upstairs. They even had tank raised cuttlefish there. MACNA is at Disney in 2019 so make a dual trip out of it.

The club has taken a few road trips down there in the past and everyone has always come away impressed with the facility and the corals. Thanks for the review.

I love their reef tanks. They have a relationship with ORA which is why they have so much of their SPS. They also do a lot of research in that facility as well and were on the team that discovered carbon can exacerbate HLLE