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Just bought that tank today. Will be sure to register it and stay observant. Hopefully Fluval hooked you up with a replacement.

Hey Dan, They pop up on craigslist fairly often. There's one in Brick right now (28g) for $165, though thats a bit steep for a used one. BTW, you're not the guy selling the ATO/pump that I just sent a message to in Blackwood, are you?

Looking good! Are you dosing manually or relying on water changes for the SPS? Curious as since I broke down the big tanks, and moved to nanos (25g and less), I've been softie only, though I have the lighting to support SPS.

It's almost like a storyboard for a 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea' episode.

Well, that was fun. At one point I had to walk away from the computer for an hour as it was getting too intense. Ended up with: 6 Electric Delights 6 Whammin watermelons 2 Bloodsuckers 2 Scrambled eggs 2 Mandarin Oranges 4 Laser Lemons 2 Posideon's Fury 1 Magician's Paly...

At R2R, Cherry Corals 10th anniversary. Sign up. Buy a $40 shipping package. View the forum and as pics come up, click to buy. I'm loading up on a ton of zoas, all well below retail (at least 50% off). Tough to pull away to write this post as deals are so good and go so quickly. Cherry Corals...

Makes sense. I wasn't thinking.

Bumping for morning views.

My 5c. I love this place. Met a bunch of good people. Have received corals and supplies in amounts that I couldn't afford at times due to generosity of members. Have donated a load of corals and supplies to other members. Appreciate all the back office folk do to keep this place up. $12 a year...

The sides are black. How do you see the fish?

Hi all. Let the maintenance on my tank slide the past month with recovery. This morning all was OK. Annnnnnnddd, this evening my shark nosed goby has a cotton wool disease (looks like his skin is falling off) and my wrasse is nowhere to be seen. Look like I've grown myself a fungus. Drastic...

large, though XL would work if no larges

I can do Saturday

I have an IM10 'pest tank' and I love it. 2 types of xenia (silver and white), GSP, a few random snails, a 'killer' emerald crab, astrenas, and a few bristle worms. May as some blue sympodium (though would love to find some blue pulsing xenia). Have fun with it.

Surge protector is something I don't go cheap on, though I do try to get the smallest I need plus one or two additional outlets for future use, plus I mount them a few inches off the ground (my current ones are sitting on top of a small section of 2x4). I also use grounded wiring/trip sockets...

You need a betta in there

Hopefully he never likes a Lamborghini

I'll run a group buy for next months meet at my place (along with a few coral buys).

Agreed 100%. An empty fuge is useless. A fuge with some rock, a couple of inverts, and some macro, set at an alternating schedule, should, according to sources (as above) help maintain a steady pH which is beneficial to the aquarium.

Theres a few articles, but this is the first I found, antidotal, but probably representative... The effect of lights on PH Levels - The Reef Tank Can Lighting Affect the PH in My Aquarium? (consider the macroalgae as the plant/coral) And a research paper, its based on perfumes but shows how...