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The general view is the larger the polyp the farther from the light.

I have one dolly for use.

Hi Angela ;)

I can help out no prob.

From what I've seen, it would cost a minimum of $260 or $270 to get two chinese fixtures to cover that tank. And then name mfrs would be double triple and more.

In either case it doesn't work that way, light isn't cumulative. If 30% is below what the subject needs to be productive, than it doesn't matter if you run 30% for 24 hours straight - it won't accumulate over the longer time span to the benefit of the coral. There will be a par value that is...

IMO no, the important variable is the intensity of the light. It has to reach a "certain" intensity before it becomes efficient for the zoo.

I've been thinking over LEDs for a while now and have come up with something that I'm gonna try for my first use of them on a display tank. For me, I try to do everything as inexpensive as possible. I've been doing saltwater for a long time and view it as a marathon rather than a sprint, as...

Everything in this hobby can be so costly that on many things I try and go cheap route, so I do the $2 strips. They key is to not overload the draw per their rating. The burned out ones you see are from overload. That's something that can be avoided just by being intelligent.

I prefer threaded on the valves, because we occasionally make plumbing changes. Those are great prices on gate valves but I can't find free shipping on them.

Yup thanks :fox:

If the Miami Hurricane and the blue acan are still clear I'm good for those. And possibly the favia. I'll be passing by your place on Monday.

33g is a cool size

ok thanks Tim. I'm in the process of sorting information.

now that's a piece of a##

what are the dimensions?

Hi can I trouble you for the dimensions. Thanks.

You can put in as much sand as you like functionally and aesthetically. There are different schools of thought but no right or wrong answer. I never used miracle mud so can't speak to that. I'm aware that you get the 10 pound bucket the first time and then a few times a year you add the less...

Or trade, whatever you have.

Yeah it has the elements so you wouldn't have to separately dose iodine mag or strontium. It's about $20 for each bottle, 1.2 pounds, so $40 for the set. That would get you through a couple of years. You can buy them in smaller bottles. The "Reef Builder" is the carbonate for alkalinity and...