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Great photos on your DIY….Ioving it! My problem is that if I wanted to do this one I’d have to start reading more. :grin: Good stuff!

I think Jim is about my age…......................….Oh! You’re talking about the Tunzes. :grin::grin:

Congratulations DeSimones.....including the new little guy!

Have a great day George.....Happy Birthday.

Have a happy one Matt

Happy Birthday Sir!

Nice stand! I can't see how you get into the sump area.....so what's the secret in getting in there?

Looking real good….although the plumbing inspector will be looking for purple cleaner. :grin: Love the DIY projects with pictures. My only comment regards your stand-off pipe clamps….being metal, they are going to rust. I would suggest pitching these and making up the...

Happy Birthday Ed!

Wow, pretty fish…..but I just looked it up and it requires a 250+ gallon tank……FOWLR.

I hope you had a Happy Birthday!

Another potential option is to pick up a stock tank (150 – 200 gallons) and throw it were ever…..in the basement of the new house, as an example. Move all the rock and fish as quickly as possible and temporarily hang a light, put in a heater, and a couple powerheads. Now take your time to...

I have a 32 Brute with top and with the wheelie thing.

Taz, I never make sarcastic remarks, to the best of my feeble memory. Now what were we talking about? Not sure if your message is clear…..are you talking to me from NY….it’s a little fuzzy. I wish you had a NJ link so that I could see your message clearly. This fancy pants internet stuff...

My guess is that they are listed as Elos NYC and you’re using you tablet in NJ (even though they are located in NJ). So I think it’s a locality issue with the internet. Does that make sense? If it does, can someone explain it to me. :grin::grin::grin:

George, the reason for the one plug is because the Reefbreeder’s Photon series come with their own touch screen controller….built in to each fixture. From their website: The controller has an LCD touch interface, and allows for dimming in half hour, or one hour intervals. You can program a...

First off, sorry for the loss. As far as the parameters you’ve listed thus far, nitrates are approaching a high level, and at this level, more of a concern for your corals. Also pH is a touch high, but acceptable for fish. At this high pH you need to watch for carbonate precipitation...

BOOM! :grin: Actually I have two main interests; I’m a tinkerer and a chemist (and biologist). So I very much enjoy DIY stuff and the chemistry stuff. I’ve read a bunch of the chemistry stuff and believe Randy Holmes Farley is the God of Reef Chemistry. Accordingly I’ve read a bunch...