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I believe that the color of the MH bulb you're using is going to have a FAR greater effect on your coral coloration than the color of your actinics. The actinic spectrum is [nearly] purely for our enjoyment and not the benefit of the corals. So coral color-wise you'd be best off changing your...

Closer photos would help a great deal with identification. It is hard to see the coralites, polyps, skin, etc from this distance.

Thanks! It is a fish from the Camden Aquarium, taken at the Ocean Awareness event.

Holy COW that party favor got big! Cute, but BIG! Baby Taylor is just beautiful and Casey seems to take to big-sisterhood quite nicely! Congrats to you and your family on the new addition!

Great pictures, Erna AND Sunny! Too funny. Do you have one of the tank in its new home WITHOUT a crowd of people standing in front of it?!

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Once the tank is empty of water, a small dust pan (preferably plastic) can be used to remove the sand as well. Just be careful not to drag the dust pan up the glass.

I saw 265 this weekend. It was very nice. ;D I'd be looking at the new line of wider tanks though!

Congrats, Matt! I take it this means you're certified? Look out fishies!

*applause* Way to go! Glad to see water finally hitting the tank!

Too funny!

Make it happen, Greg!

Mine was in white water when I got it. I knew it didn't have a chance. I've never had problems with any of Stan's surviving though, so I'm not sure acclimation is as big a factor.

Ours was DOA as well, sadly.

Enjoy Jamaica. Where are you staying?

Anyone planning on going to the Balloonfest this year? I'm shooting for Saturday.

We're replacing a Milwalkee with a Reef Fanatic. We've run it for a while now, so you should be good for a while, but when you go to replace it, replace it with a RF.

Well if you're in the window you should make the claim and THEN sort it out. If you go the other way there's too good a chance that you won't still be in the window when you realize that things aren't going to work out.

LMAO! That's too funny. I talked to someone the other day who asked if keeping SW was an expensive hobby. I said that all depended on what you compared it to. Airplanes are certainly case in point! Even a gas powered boat today is a huge expense to take out and run.

From what Carlo said you could use the Milwalkee controller. It is supposed do negative ORP. I'd contact the manufacturer to be sure as I have not confirmed this.