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Very cool. What lighting are they under?

They typically have expiration dates on them. I have some that expire in '09.

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Thanks for the heads up, Tbone!

Thanks for the invite. We may take you up on that, depending on when it is. What is the head loss you're planning for and what is the output at 11'?

If the OM can handle the 3500, I'd use the dart for that and the snapper for the return. Unless you're going to use all 4 holes for drain (or manifold the pump to feed your various reactors), I think 3500gph draw off of the sump may run it dry (and overflow the ... overflow). We found that we...

I love the blastos in the first picture. Very nice!

Is the sump going to be under the tank or in the basement? How much water does the Snapper push? Is that going to be the return pump with the dart on the OM4W? Is this essentially the 120 (but taller) footprint? I was hoping it was the 3' wide model! I see you haven't planned for actinic...

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No. Salt is not creeping out without you knowing it. Chalk it up to a bad first reading and start adjusting. Also, I'm sure you know by now, but you need to top off with RO/DI and not salted water. Topping off with salt will creep the number up.

Me three!

I'm sorry. I should have added "unless treated"!

That looks like fungus which would likely eventually kill them...

Without knowing exactly what your salinity is, I'd say you're safe replacing 25% of the water with RO/DI and seeing what it would be then.

And tap it to make sure it doesn't have a bubble stuck.

I have a calculator that I should be able to use for this (I created it when I was hypo'ing a tang). If you give me the exact salinity right now (what are you using to check it?) I can tell you how much water to change out and what the salinity should be of the change water.

If he's going to sell it, the price it would be compared against would probably be the PremiumAquatics GB price (15% off of their list).

One undersized heater will run and run and run, wasting electricity. One oversized heater could potentially melt your tank inhabitants in a malfunction. You're better off with 2 medium sized heaters, for overlap as well as redundant systems.

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