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First second third...wait I don't know where to start. ;) Slow down. First our group buy is going to be your best deal. Talk to Greg and see if he can hold till you get back. John did all the pricing work for you, these deals are better then anything else you will find. :) Second you are...

If that is your overflow behind the PH then I would put the PH on the other side. Take your time with corals, you have some already and until you get experience it is better to take it slow. Eventually things like zoas and palys will be nice. Would personally stick with what you have fish...

Will you be able to hook up some speakers for some thunder sounds? ;D

Will is part retailer part psychiatrist. ;D In other words been there done that.

I spoke to the rep from ESV which I use. They have a pretty simple setup that uses air pumps...my future addition. In any case he said you want to dose directly to the DT not the sump because you have greater water volume and greater water flow. Don't dose to the sump.

I think should be same time one after the other. Otherwise I have been doing it wrong every day.

Re: Here's my now 375 (was 120) by Bax No more FS forum ;D You and Wendy did get my wife into sticks, but you are my LPS hero Bill.

Re: Here's my now 375 (was 120) by Bax Your in for an unhappy ending. :'(

Welcome back glad you got the move done.

Cool glad you found a solution....I just saw it and thought I would point it out. BTW you need a pic of it setup ;). Looking really good so far.

I will have to check yours out Taz...I added zip ties because I was warned probably by Patriot before I set mine up.

I saw on premiumaquatics that octopus has a space saving cone skimmer FYI.

Have you considered a refugium? Or you could get a good HOB skimmer with a surface skimmer. http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=CPR-AFSM&Category_Code=Special or I have this one in my FW tank...can use it for carbon and filter floss to just surface...

I think a lot of people run a filter like this ..and for nanos that particular one...for doing weekly cleanings. For that it is a great idea, constant use though will have the pitfall that mynd suggested.

Cool stuff welcome to you guys. It is always good to have a friend in the hobby to help you out.

Of course MikeM solved your problem ;). Yes your tank is naturally going to have nutrients. Some is good, acts as coral food, snail food etc. But too much is bad. If the rocks had a lot of hair algae on them then likely you have a lot of trapped detritus. That can and likely will cause you to...

Mine is in the lower middle T5. Growning like crazy actually. They are maybe the coolest IMO coral to watch feed. So wish you good luck.

Yes I think you should because they are going to add nutients to your tank. Get it off and try to put the rock to cure for a while in the dark would be my suggestion.

24 hrs is not a really long time...have you tried spot feeding it?

Hey that is cool never had mine move. ;D