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It's really great what your doing for the kids and their eco awareness. We look forward helping you out where ever we can. I'm not sure if I miss read but there's one thing I noticed in your post. Replacing evap water with salt water (toping off) will raise the salt content of the tank water...

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Any you thought having babies was hard. I did it so you can do it too. Good Luck

Even better! Watch it with QuickTime! (thanks Greg) http://ted.streamguys.net/ted_gallo_d_2007_480.mp4 use right click - save target as

There is a link to download a HD file but it's MP4. How do you play that? Windows Media Player dosen't like it.

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All mine have been previously posted. So their not eligible.

$200 Sony 4MP

Some of the reading I have done suggests the fuge should only take water after the skimmer / filter socks / reactors, etc. Supplying nutrient rich water to the fuge causes the fuge to become a "nutrient sink" (whatever that means). HTH

The room divider is tricky. I have the same issue as Dave. Except my tank is only 18" wide!!!!! Bad newbie mistake on my part. I can barely get trumpet corals on the side of my reef. My upgrade will be at least 36" if not 40" (do I hear 48") wide. Good Luck with the new tank and welcome to the...

Double Brows! Quickly becoming a NJRC meeting tradition

Phyl's hands were full (of baby) she couldn't take pictures. I saw Steve68 and Renee with cameras

I guess I'm misunderstanding. All floor joists are horizontal (laying down). They will either be parallel or perpendicular to the tank. Since you will only have two supporting the tank, I'm assuming the joists will be parallel with the long side of the tank. What is the length of "free span" of...

Will the length of the tank be parallel with the floor joists?

You should do an offical NJRC review: http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_jreviews&task=new&dir=3&section=11&cat=36&Itemid=51

Hey Jerry! Welcome back! Not much has changed in a year. Lights are lights, skimmers are skimmers and as always, it all depends on how much you want to spend. We still do our quarterly Premium Aquatics group buys so that helps on the budget. But of course, you have to be a member to participate...

That's clear PVC?

Looks like it's time for you to enter the Photo of the Month contest.

Based on your limited testing, what is the better salt?