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I really don't know much about them, but by your description it sure sounds like they paired up!

Yeah, it looks Photoshopped...But c'mon Merv... You have to be thinking to yourself "It sure does look sweet!" :)

I didn't watch tonight..But that chick Antonella was terrible last night!!

That's pretty amazing. So, who's the first person that is going to try it?

I agree with everyone else! I have the MRC-2 and it rocks!

Welcome to the club! Enjoy! :)

Thanks everyone :) I lOOOOve the T5's so far... Way brighter than I had imagined, and the corals seem to like them too! So far I only have a 2 bulb setup running. I plan to upgrade eventually.

Thanks Chris! That's the reason why I decided on the black sand. It's a chore keeping it clean...but I really like it.

I'm in for a ticket. I'll pay at the meeting...Hopefully I can make it there!

If you are going to be building the stand and already have the 125...I think this answers itself! :)

Here is a shot of my recently re-done 90g. It will be an aggressive reef. (Softies and leathers)

You can also try and slow down the flow. I have the same setup with my fuge, I just have the strainer threaded directly into the bulkhead though, no elbow. If I crank the flow it is very noisy, but when I cut it back, it's silent. HTH

Sweet! Good luck with it Francis!

Sorry to hear that Steve, it's just one obstacle after the other in this hobby! Good Luck rebuilding/regrowing the tank! In a sick way it's kind of fun to start over sometimes! :)

That's a good idea John! You can try TAP PLASTICS for acrylic sheets, they are little expensive. There is a place on E-Bay called FRIGO DESIGN that has scrap pieces of acrylic. You can get acrylic in 1/8"

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Arvin, I don't know if I would worry about the water coming close to the top, as long as it's not coming out of the tank...why worry? But if it's just piece of mind you can throttle back the pump using a ball valve. Or you could t-off of your return and run it directly into your sump and put...

Sam, I'm not sure you can use any kind of paint on the inside of the tank. Maybe you could cut some acrylic to the size of the overflows and silicone it on to them.

I get mine from Aquatic Obsessions...which is pretty far from you. I think that Trop and ILC carry it. I'm not sure of all the ill effects of feeding it too often. I think it's like overfeeding anything though. I believe it was the cause of a cyano breakout I had with one of my older tanks. I...

Too Funny Rich! Looks great Wendy! I can totally relate to the dog hair getting on everything! I did my stand in the garage, where the dogs NEVER are...and still managed to pull off a hair or two!