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Basement looks nice are you doing it or did you hire someone?

Baking soda is pretty easy to use to bring your RO up to tank levels. We have done it a few times with dips.

I am a big fan of 10% every week, however this is because we have always had smaller tanks and smaller tanks demanded that weekly water change. The bad part was even if you missed a week, doing %20 at once would shock the system and do even more damage. I have always been a fan of slow and...

I think you are way to early in to start worry about dosing anything for your corals. If you do consistent water changes where your tank is now, you should be fine. There is still a lot of debate over coral foods as to weather they really work or are just snake oil. If your calcium...

Go Giants, can't wait for the waiting to end and just watch football.

At 75g you are going to have a ton of choice across the price points. I have a swc 120 on my 45g and it is a beast, they also make ones that are bigger (obviuosly) and I know people who like those as well. They are tough to get right now due to a legal SNAFU that the distributor is in, so I...

Glad to see you back on the board Jason. Looking forward to your build thread.

Yes those would be the cliff notes version, it is like you are my biographer.

Are you just upset you misplaced your reading glasses again?:cool:

Thus begins the February 2012 meeting thread. The meeting will take place on February 25th at the home of some guy named mnat, wait that is me. Yes I am hosting the meeting and looking forward to seeing everyone again. So the important stuff first (The RSVP page is HERE) Who? Mike (mnat)...

Possibly Tyree lime in the sky stag. Pic in 5th post for reference http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1954463 Also if you go to reeffarmers.com and select LE acros on the left hand side of the page you can find the orginal there.

We ran a 4 bulb fixture over our 20h for a long time, we eventually found a 5 bulb fixture that we still use. With the 4 bulb you will be able to keep everything, just have to place the corals accordingly and pick some great bulbs.

Looks great, welcome to the tale of the tank section.

There are a lot of nano gobies out there and barnacle blennies that stay very small and will have a very minimal impact on your bioload. Outside of those I think you are making the right decision to keep it fishless.

Tank looks great, like the coral selection.

It does not have the swirled patterns of like a koran or an emporer, but stripes. Now the yellow tail is a bit off but is looks like a juvenile blue face: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+18+405&pcatid=405 Or possibly and annularis...

Trop has some awesome rock, we picked up some and reworked one of our tanks with it.

Teaser it is at my house in 08742, info will be up shortly.

Dig the rock work, looks really nice. What are you doing for filtration?

Looks great, don't worry about the camera phone, I took pics with my cell phone for a long time before I bought a DSLR. How much of the biopellets are you running and what kind? Keep an eye on that alk, I know you are bringing it down.