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If you can find one used or on sale, look for an mp10. We have had a 20H off and on for years and the koralias can take up a lot of room. If you are going to go for a SPS heavy tank, the mp10 will give you more than enough flow and takes up barely any real estate. Also, you will have to dose...

Everything looks great, we just put up the thread asking for meeting hosts and I would love to make it back up to your place.

Some new pics:

Saw this thought it was funny, is it true though;) http://media.nj.com/ledgerupdates_impact/photo/-73d3c8bf7dd38bb7.jpg

We are in as well

There will be a RSVP page coming shorty with all the prices. Thank you all for showing your interest here it has helped us with planning some of the number.

For Kids: 0-3: Free 4-12: $5 12: Same as adult $15

Gorgs are tough because they are so beautiful but they are so hard to keep. I have fallen victim to their siren songs several times and no matter how hard I try I have not been able to keep them. They generally look great for a while and then slowly wither away over time.

I would probably avoid most if not all of them at this point. Gorgs need constant feeding and really specific feeding needs, most people who have success with them feed pretty much every hour with a complicated dosing setup (for the non-photosynthetic ones). They also have flow needs that are...

Are there people on here who have success with just tap water? The answer is yes and I know some people off the board who don't use RODI as well. However, there are certain things that come into play here. If your TDS is really low naturally you might get away with it, but if it is high you...

Could also be snails or worms, take a close look at them. Also see if they move.

If you are not looking for a new fish you could pair up the clown fish or the yellow assesor. If you are looking for a new fish, I agree the bangaii cardinals are a good reef safe fish that swim out in the open (just get tank raised). Another option is a tail spot blenny which is an active...

I had a tough time with this one and like NickJr went with the Nikon D3100. I have been very happy with it but I am such a camera noob that I don't think I am using it to the full potential. I like the fish tank photos I get (you can check my tale of the tank threads to see how they turn out)...

Is it the brightwell Alk 8.3? If so it is good stuff and yes would be redundant using with 2 part.

Reply here for now, our tech guys are a little tied up at the moment.

The cost is going to be $15 a person, booze not included. Let us know.

Can't upgrade you from work, will do it tonight.

Ed, you and your family are in our prayers.

Greg shoot me a PM if you need a hand with anything.

I would keep it, even though you might not feel you need all that calcium in the tank the main thing is it will help you keep your calc and alk parameters steady which is still important for zoas and LPS.