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Alright boys and girls time to pull up to the computer with a nice drink and adjust the tin foil on your head, because it is conspiracy theory time. We just found our dracula goby carpet surfing, he joins our blue spotted jawfish in heaven as our other carpet surfing fish. Also we had a Grade A...

Taz, Thanks for the answer, do you run this 24/7?

Essentially, I have a shelf behind my 30g (which is in an alcove so out of viewing) which I would just rest it on. Have the MJ1200 on one side of the tank and the return hose going into the other side or into my refugium to flow back into the display. Any reason this would not work?

Couple of quick questions about this unit: Do you need to have a sump to run it or can I just run it off the back of my tank? I know it would not be pretty, but this unit looks awesome. Secondly, do you run the reactor constantly, or 2 weeks on 2 weeks off as a hypothetical?

FTS=Full Tank Shot (Picture of the whole tank)

You better put wheels on the bottom of the board if you want to ride now. Vermont has no snow right now either. Whistler has 18 feet already if you are up for a short flight.

Thank you for the assist mfisher. That is the heater we have, the issue might be we have in kinda in a hallway that has no heating vents so the ambient temp is pretty low here right now. We will probably head to R2R and check it out this weekend.

After doing a bit of research it seems as bulbs age, they lose intensity and move towards the red spectrum. On a planted aquarium forum people actually ran the bulbs until they burnt out because they were trying to grow plants. To kind of simply this, look at like a fire. For a fire to start you...

What I have always been told is that when PC bulbs age they start to put out a more red spectrum which leads to the algae blooms. I don't know why this occurs but there seems to be a lot of ancedotal evidence of this occuring. As James stated, it is just part of the equation of an algae outbreak...

The heater we bought at R2R I don't remember the brand off the top of my head will post about it tonight (or you could shoot R2R a pm and ask).

You didn't start vodka dosing did you? ;D

We have decided not to setup the 57 gallon until we move into a house so this thread lives on. Since we are not doing the upgrade, we decided to replace the tank because it was so scratched and had a little chip in it. I also took the mp10 off of the 30g and put it on here (the mp20 waiting for...

We added some zoas so I decided to take a picture.

Just PM whitebird he has all the answers.

We had 2 Koaralia #2s on our tank previous and sometimes they need a "push" like the prop on an old airplane. First time it happened we thought we blew the pump.

Tyler Durden nods approvingly. Good luck with everything.

With the Vortechs they have a feeding mode which they power down while you feed. I do this when I feed with the theory being it gives the fish a chance to grab it in the water column before it gets blown around. I used to not turn off the powerheads and it looks like it wasted a bunch of food.

The Seattle aquarium was great, that was an awesome surge tank, but it was massive and there was a lot of water being sprayed around.

We have one in our 20g tank and never ever ever see it. In fact, we just reaquascaped a few days ago and was shocked when he popped out. This is our second one we have had, the first one we saw relatively frequently (every day) and for some reason this guy does not come out. The species is know...

You could also get flat worm exit from salifert and just nuke your whole tank. Will save you the time of dipping every coral.