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Like I said, I have mine in a 40B which is 36 in long. It's a wide pattern. I recommend getting the 20s because with the 10s, you're gonna need to have them set way higher which, for obvious reasons, reduces the pumps life. (just like every other brand, it's better to have more available, dialed...

I have 2 on my 40B and it's plenty of wide flow. They're set to about 1/4 of the way rn to random, master and slave mode. I highly recommend. Can't beat them for the price

BRS I believe did an episode where they talked about UV and found that UV does not affect the good bacteria in our tanks. This is because the beneficial bacteria that we DO want in our tanks live on surfaces like our rock, sand, glass and equipment and are not free floating. Because of this, UV...

So while my tank is in its fallow period, I figured it would be a good time to add pods and allow them to multiply without predators. I was wondering, would filter socks cause them to get stuck when going down the overflow? The socks are the 200m ones. (I do also have red Sea filter cups...

If you ever do get some raised, I'll definitely take a pair! Hahahaha. Wishing you the best with it. Beautiful strain of clowns.

Thank you guys!

The best stores in NJ are both within 30 mins of you. Reefco is not the far from you. ACC is about the same

Aquatic obsession is still open. I was there about a week or 2 ago. They just have different hours because of covid. That said, I would now only strictly buy from Aquarium Care center and Reefco because they start treatment in their tanks and have always been straight forward with me. I...

If you ever decide to frag that rainbow Hit me up!! I'd love some. That's beautiful!!!!!

Interested in a bubble gum and a green slimmer

So cute. I wish I had a seahorse tank haha

I'll take some if you still have some

My Duncan has been super hardy and probably my fastest growing coral. I have had my nitrates at more than 60 at one point and now it's at 1.5 and still just as healthy. Flow or no flow. Exactly under the light or off with something shading it.

What kind of system is it? What does it have to make it "safe"

Temp is steady at 79 degrees. The tank they were in before stayed steady at 81. Salinity at 1.025 (both tanks) Ph: 8.2 (both tanks) Ammonia: 0 (used 30 lbs of established live rock from the tank they were in + 30 lbs of dry rock + a big bottle of Dr Tims. Testing every other day) Nitrite: 0...

Well I switched everything over to new tank on friday, by sunday my foxface looked horrible and was hiding. Saw a few spots but it was so little I couldn't see clearly. It looked like sand on its fins but you could count on one hand.(dealt with ich in freshwater once so I kinda knew what to look...

A good fix for the future is to put some sort of thin mesh around the pump. Something that won't restrict flow but will stop anything from getting into the pumpsLike a stocking or something like that. I have some mesh that I used for my lid left over if you want me to cut you a piece. I bought...

Ok so I posted about losing my foxface after a tank upgrade. I saw like a handful of spots I figured it was ich. Then I saw a few spots on my flasher Wrasse. I started feeding heavier than normal until I could get what I needed to QT and treat and now there are no spots. On any of my fish. It's...

So whoever has been following my build thread, I've been on the process of upgrading tanks. Well, I finally transferred all the livestock to the new tank, but I guess in doing so, my baby foxface developed ich. I noticed it last night (they've been hiding since the move on Sunday so it was my...

Paulie, heat up water, put them in bottles and float them if you need to keep the tank warm. If you need to cool it, freeze water bottles. Use a cup and scoop water to break surface movement every few minutes for agitation to add O2 (or go buy a bubbler)