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I would just increase my salinity slowly with my top-off's

This is true. I've had better luck with Kalk paste.

Lots of people do it. I've done it plenty times myself. I only took out 1 rock every 2 days and put it right back in. Did this repetedly till I had all new rock. Never a change in my testings.

Stick it in the Microwave for 10 minutes, rinse in cold water, and its ready for your tank.

Or you can take a ride to Toms River and have your choice of sand. Cheaper. http://www.tfjpetcenter.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=20

Meetings and frag swaps are open to everyone. Hope to see you at one.

Welcome to NJRC. You measure from the top of the water to the bulb. I like mine 8 to 12 inches away. Any closer, I get salt spray on the bulbs.

So was I till now.

Thanks Dawn and Mike for opening your home to us. I had a good time.

Welcome to NJRC. Looks like a good plan. What kind of corals do you plan on keeping? If you plan on keeping SPS's (hard corals) then I would recommend a Kalk and Calcium reactor. If not then you can use two part solutions as needed. I wouldn't buy a thermometer. Their not accurate.

Happy Birthday Guys.

Looks great Jorge. Hows the tank doing?

I have some mesh and acrylic covers I had made for my tanks. I don't use them. Maybe one of your students can do a DIY on them to make them fit your tank. I have 2 5gallon water jugs that we use to carry water in. It might be a little eaiser to carry them since they have a handle on them. I'm...

Ms. Romney. I have a few questions that might help the club figure out what else yous might need. Do you make the salt water at home then bring it in for water changes? Do you make the water a few days ahead of time and aerate the water with a power head? Do you have extra 5 gallon buckets for...

I can also bring mine if I remember.

Congrats Wendy and good luck. Wish I could be there stoping with you.

Nice collection you have there Danny.

Sorry, didn't see this was in the Nano forum so you wouldn't have a sump. Is there any other adjustments?

Don't know anything about that skimmer. Is there any other adjustments. Is it an in sump one? If it's in sump, raise the skimmer a few inches.

If you don't have a new tank setup at the new house, put all livestock and rocks in rubbermaids, move tank to new home. When moving tank, try to leave as much water in it as possible as not to disturb the sandbed too much. Keep a PH and heater in rubbermaids. Let water in tank settle down a bit...