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I have Reef Fanitic ... works great...have two pumps one for ATO and one for water changes just change plugs and done. OH yeah have to Rubbermade Brutes one each. http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=RF-RFLC&Category_Code=Dosers

Cool pics thanks for sharing

Boomer I just want to say thanks for the input, very clear and concise as always. :)

Happy Belated Birthday!!!

Yeah I second the I want to hear about adventure outside of Reefing. Nice to hear from you.

Not really true in the sense that sandsifting stars will eat the small organisisms from the sand, versus waste and algae that a sea cucumber eats.

Nothing mine never leaves the sandbed now when it was in a nano it would roam around more but it is not really soft and fleshy like say the lettuce slug. The two lettuce slugs I have had both ended up in the koralia....so no more of those. I think in the article that Phil provided it says...

That is great....are you using the CP too or are they just "there"?

I like this book as a basic book. The Nano-Reef Handbook: The Ultimate Guide to Reef Systems Under 15 Gallons by Christopher Brightwell There are a couple very good starter books. I am sure OGII has some and they can show you all the choices. You are pretty close to OGII see sig on Reefers...

Buffalowing gave a great reply, you will need to put different corals at different heights depending on their lighting needs. Try to grab a book or two to get a good idea what you can do to keep everything healthy. There are couple other sites just for nano tanks too. nano-reef.com is one.

Re: My Oceanic Tech 120 and a request for input. Well Macna was huge huh, great event wish I had caught more lectures, OK any lectures. :-[ I did speak to a bunch of vendors like ESV, Rods Food, Hydor, TECO, and few others that I use their products or services. I am sure I learned a lot from...

Did you think of the Hydor pumps...the micro pumps are really tiny. The others are very energy efficient though a bit bigger. Check out PA since they gave us the coupon.

Wow Greg that is a great job, I guess you were really motivated yesterday. Thanks for the trade. You should post a before pic.

Yes I have a 4-5 inch sandbed layed down after placing rock in the tank. Oolite (sp) sized. Really no problems thus far. I do occasionally clean parts of the edges but that is it. I have some conchs and other snails that is it.

It is a sad thing...I always liked the differences in our approach. Please sign me up too. My email is the same at aol.com

According to Rod no .... nothing added so no need. I like the food so far though it is not as concentrated for the fish ... more second had food for the corals.

I think the tank is suspended off the ground right over the radiator? That is a lot of weight. Don't know if it will work or not. Also consider some sort of heat shield otherwise your going to cook in your sump.

Guess it makes sense as in nature you have skimmers(waves), rock, sand, algae, and others. I am of course in the sand bed group and I pride myself in my fuge so I am biased. Looking forward to all the discussions, because unfortunately I missed most all the demonstrations and lectures, darn 3...

I will let the anemone answer for someone else. But if you look up Bryopsis. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=167632 Google images too. If you have that, that is what it looks like ... get rid of it ASAP. At the moment it is in one spot, take the entire rock out nuke it...

That was the one I was thinking of too. They grow pretty fast just FYI, or I feed really heavily one or the other.