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You can look into Marine Technical Concepts (MTC) as well....Good Stuff!

Did you try and take out the hose and re-inserting it? Make sure you push it in all the way and then pull back on it.

Do you have an idea of what time you would need us up there? As far as the shelving for my sump and Fuge goes... If I had to do it again, I would change a few things.. I wouldn't make it as tall or as deep. That was kind of stupid on my part (I didn't build it either, had a friend help me with...

Where is it leaking from? all the fittings?! Do you have a pressure gauge? Is the pressure the same?

I may be up for a refresher course.

This may sound stupid, but did you try only the T-5's and nothing else?

Possibly a faulty GFI?

I think you would be kind of back tracking then no? I think we have to drive right by you... But if you want to come here...so be it! So, we're all ready Jim...are you!?

John, you can meet me and Bill @ my place then we can swing by and pick up Sam. I'll drive, it's not a problem...We can give the senior a break! lol

Yeah, I'm glad I dont have to do that! :)

Holy Hell! 800 bucks for one of those things! Yowzer!

Now we're talking! That's what I had to do to get my new tank downstairs. GO FOR IT! :)

I have a 90 gallon Softie tank. I am skimmerless. But do grow macro in the sump (not a fuge). I use a Fluval that has carbon and sponges in it and I use a Turbo Twist 18w UV. I dont have a huge bioload (3 smaller wrasses and a flamehawk). Everything seems to do well in there so far. my .02!

I was going to help out, but since Bill is coming...I think I'll back out. ;) Seriously though...I think I can make it

Wow! Thats what I call Lucky!!

It's really your decision, I would keep it hooked up and use a valve on the output of the RO/DI. But if you want to put a valve on the intake and the output and then disconnect it from the main that would be fine as well. As long as you keep it filled with water so the filters don't dry out...

The auto shut off doesn't stop the flow going into the main intake of the RO/DI unit. There is always pressure in the line coming in, unless you shut it off at the source.

Yes, but not for that reason!

That's exactly it! Unless you are only putting an 1" of sand in, the rock will still go to the glass with that depth.

I think the main goal is to make sure the whole system stays wet. I also leave mine on all the time with the use of float switches.