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might want to look into neozeo method - same principals much more cost effective "liquids" here is a link to the pdf. http://www.f3images.com/IMD/PDF/NeoZeo_Method.pdf what you are basically trying to accomplish is an Ultra Low Nutrient System while balancing the nutritional needs of the...

$799 - older Gold went down to $550

hmm, grabbed some sodium nitrate and will be experimenting as well. my tank has been running ULN and I'm not getting the colors I want.

Austyn, sent you a pm for the clown, yellows, and mandarin.

I would just stick with Krylon tbh

Krylon for Plastic is fine - just make sure to let is dry and cure long enough before introducing it. i'd say 72 hours.

I have a buddy selling some JBJs

Elizabeth (07208) (north)

what's your budget? I got an ATI 24" 6bulb t5 fixture for sale.

go DIY to save some money

on some eggcrate ofcourse! ...... till, you know.. a bigger tank lol

sadly, it's a toss up when it comes to coralvue customer service - hopefully you can get that cord fixed. however, if you want a cheaper alternative to the gyre - the CP40 is definitely worth it.

That is a horrible idea, no offense. you want your return pump to dictate the overflow of water - not another pump along with your return pump. by utilizing two pumps, you need to make sure both pumps are pump at equal GPHs - you also can not rely on advertised speeds since you need to take...

Hey best of luck and hope you get it! the DCT4000 should have no problem running your reactors and your return - those things can pump some water. I have a DCT6000 currently at the lowest setting pumping my return, cal reactor, and media reactor.

are you going to drill the tank as well to accommodate the sump?

i'll take some zoas off your hands - you definitely need the room :p lol

have you tried getting in touch with Coralvue? that wire would be worrisome.

where you located? I have a sump that I can sell you. IIRC, I believe its the older Eshopps RS100 but i have to double check.

yeah, i would definitely recommend this if you are on a tight budget - this thing moves water but if you already have a gyre - i would advise getting another gyre incase they come out with a wireless controller that can sync both unless you don't care about that.