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Welcome aboard Fishyman.

It may not be your thermostat. May just be the thermo-coupler. That is what keeps the pilot lit. I would definitely check that first.

Thanks Tripsie. Jazz, I don't regret switching from MH to T5's one bit. Took a little while getting used to the new look but well worth it in my opinion. Just some piece of plastic I got from a guy in the club.

I can't believe the growth I'm getting with the T5's. Much more than I ever got with the halides. It was definitely worth the investment. BTW, that's your ridge frag in the middle of the second pic between the 2 leathers.

Thanks John. I hope things continue to fill out more. I couldn'e believe the growth until I looked back at the January pics. Even the "sticks" I got at Billy's meeting last week have great PE already. It's the longest I've ever kept any SPS in the tank. Gotta plug a good thing everytime you can.

Just thought I'd update this with some recent pics. Just took these tonight.

There is a way to tell if the glass is temperd or not using polarized sunglasses. Unfortunately, I can't remember how to do it.

#33 is only behind by 1 vote for now. Of course the top 2 are both pics that shouldn't have been accepted. I got 1 vote! :D

Nice twigs Dave. Don't let them make a stickhead out of you. There aren't many of us "softie" guys left around here.

WTG Merv. Mine is in there too. Not nearly as good as your's but I entered just the same. Mine is #29.

Still no pics?!?!?! Where are all the camera folks that were snapping pics all day?

I believe the problem comes from silicone not adhereing to acrylic as well as it does to glass. As long as it is in sump and there is no large amount of pressure on the acrylic, silicone will hold it in place. Scuff up the edges of the acrylic and it will give the silicone something to hold onto...

I am definitely interested.

I'm either a Jack or Crown man myself. Have been known to enjoy some Capt or Ron occassionaly though.

Definitely one that will be hard to beat. It was amazing how many people we had crammed into Billy's house. Billy, thank you to you and the Mrs for hosting a fabulous meeting. Your set ups looked fantastic.

Matt, Not sure where you are, but Aquarium Discount on Rt 73 in Marlton has some cheap prices on tanks. He was the cheapesy I found when I got my 70 gallon Oceanic.

Greg, does it actually take the frozen pieces? That would make keeping one a lot easier. I have a perfect tank for a pair, but don't want to have to keep buying stars all the time.

Definitely still interested.

Asternia star. Some claim they eat corals and others say they only eat algae. I have them in my thanks and have never witnessed them eating corals.

Giag require a HUGE tank. They can reach sizes of 3 foot in lenght. Also once they start getting over a foot or so, they don't handle being moved well at all.