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I installed one at my bosses house last year. As far as I know you don't need a permit

Will post a few others tomorrow as well

Sounds good guys. It's looking like I'll be there. I'll PM you guys my phone number so we can meet up

I am 90% sure that I will be at the DVRC swap Saturday if anyone going is interested.

2 polyp pink with gold center- $15 (Couldn't get a good picture of actual frag I'll try again later) Mother colony Also willing to frag these if there is interest.

Pictures taken with iphone under AI sol blue all LEDs on 100%. 2 polyp magicians- $15 4 polyp magicians- $20 5 polyp pinks (no name but really nice)- $20 8 polyp cherry bombs- $20 Not sure if these are named. Bright green skirt orange center. 6 polyp $20 10-15 polyp radioactive dragon...

Got the background painted black and the inside of the stand painted with kilz. I will be picking up the return pump(jeabo dc-6000) either sometime during the week or at the DVRC swap. Still working on light rails but once I have the pump and light rails I hope to get everything together...

Congratulations! Alpha Aquaculture has some great clowns.

Looks awesome!

Triggers will eat just about anything as stated previously. The ones I have dealt with really liked when I would feed them clams on the half shell.

How did the move and plumbing go?

Looks great man!

No personal experience but I'm looking at the 9000 for my tank build. From what I read and heard from a few people I have called is that a majority of the dc pumps are pretty much the same. Just different colors and names slapped on them.

Is this a brand new tank or a tank that is already set up? I ask because the bulkheads that come with the deep blue tanks are "barbed" for use with vinyl or poly pipe. If you want to hard plumb the system you will need to replace them with slip x slip bulkheads. Wouldn't be a bad idea to...

I doubt the depot or lowes would have it. Pool supply stores usually have it and you can get it online at flexpvc.com. It holds up just as well as hard PVC. I have worked on 10+ year old ponds where it was used and buried and it was still in good shape.

Look into spa flex. It's flexible PVC. Usually when using it you can eliminate a good amount of 90's or 45's because you can flex the pipe. It's also usually quieter than hard PVC. It insulates the sounds and deadens any vibrations from the pump. It glues the same as hard PVC and you can...

What kind of lighting are you using?