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Ok, I dont really go out to that area, but i do go to AO often, so if your going to make a trip there at anytime I could meet you there or even at the frag swap. If not dont worry about it. I appreciate it. Thanks.

I could use some. Where are you located?? Thanks!

Both are awesome setups!!! I have a home theatre in my basement. 100" screen with a Marantz HD DLP projector, Marantz components and Atlantic technology speaker system. Will post some pics when i get a chance.

WOW!! Awesome!! The reef tank looks amazing. Road trip anyone?? Thanks for sharing!!

Thanks Davek, but I'm not trying to control the Coraline, I am trying to figure out what is eating it. I never realized that asterina's eat Coraline, so I guess it could be them, as I do have them in the tank. Have to camp out tonight and see if there is anything coming out at night doing the...

If you are on a very tight budget, you might want to reconsider going with a reef tank right away. This is not the type of hobby where you want to cut corners because you are on a budget. You will be better off waiting until you can afford a good fixture, than wasting money on a cheaper one...

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I have noticed that something has been "scraping" the coralline algae off my rock to the point of where the rock is white. I know that urchins have been known to do this, but i have none. I have a blue linkia starfish, several scarlet hermit crabs and tons of stomatella snails. All of these i...

Wow, I didnt realize that there was something that tested for everything like that. Could you please post a link to that product from the website I could not find that product. Thanks Renee

Thanks for the replies. I was looking at the Hanna, and will probably go with that one. Can we do another PA group buy???!!! ;D

I am looking to invest in a phosphate meter to accurately detect low range phosphate levels. I am hearing more and more that the regualar test kits do not detect low levels. If anybody has one of these I would greatly appreciate your input on it with your experience with it. Thanks!

It looks like some type of sponge or tunicate, either of which is harmless. Whatever it is I don't think it is what caused the Goni to die. Is it possible that another coral touched it and stung it?? Usually the slime you noticed is a byproduct of the coral dying and not what caused it to die...

I have the exact same fixture as you and also had the XM 20K, were very blue but very slow growth as expected with a 20K bulb. I switched 6 months ago to the Phoenix 14K and couldn't be happier. They still have a nice blue tint to bring out the colors, but the growth of my SPS took off after...

Thanks Ed!! It was great to see everybody again and meet some new faces. The tank looks awesome, sorry I had to leave early!!

Thats a good idea, but I was figuring he had it coming from a faucet where he could just turn up the hot water valve. I guess alot of people have the water coming directly from the water pipe.

I have the same problem in my house, water pressure is only 40 PSI, its very frustrating, as it takes forever to make large batches of RO. The only thing I can suggest is to increase the temp. of the water going through the RO unit, as this will increase your production. Do not make it hot...

Looks like a baby brittle star. I have them, they are beneficial.

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Send a PM to AO they usually have both in stock often.

FYI, in the last picture it looks like your lemon peel angel has taken a liking to the small brain coral (trachyphyllia) on the bottom. He will probably keep nipping at it until it dies. Sorry. Other than that the tank looks great. Good luck