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how come the 60" fixture...is the tank 60"?

Sometimes when I see the care and craftmanship in the stands I start to think that this should be "Tale of the stand" instead of the tank. ;) Your 120 looks great. Better than mine...(it's empty...awaiting tax refund day...lol).

Do people use T6s? I guess they do since they sell them but it's not common to my knowledge. T12s (VHOS) or T5s are the commonly sold lights.

That totals out to 50 gallons... I think you meant 55x13x21. If we're splitting hairs then an AGA model is 48 1/4 x 12 3/4 x 21 ;)

My condolences to you Jim and your family.

How long have you had the mandarin? Just wondering because you may need to somehow train it to eat non-live food (difficult but possible). I was only thinking that because I'm not sure if there are enough pods in 20g tank to sustain a mandarin. Good luck!

Sorry- CUC _ clean up crew - do you have anything stirring the sand? Such as serpent stars, nassarius snails, cerith snails, a sea cucumber, conchs etc.

what does your CUC consist of for the sand bed? At this point you may want to consider adding more flow. Also - not sure but you may run into some trouble down the road with the YT and hippos. In particular the two hippos. They are small now but wait til they get older!

After you uploaded the pic into the gallery, open that pic, then right mouse click on the pick to "copy picture location" (I'm using mozilla so IE may have something different). Then add the IMG tags and insert the link. Free webhosting sites like photobucket or imageshack are also...

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Lets try this: Unfortunately I dunno what it is tho it's pretty!

if you sign up to become a njrc member - our sponsors do provide discounts...just not sure if any are close to you. Good luck!

I think only members can view this thread...if by "anyone" you mean non-members?

Sorry - manufacturers always always over-rate their skimmers. The one you have depicted is only capable of supporting a 12 gallon nano. You'll have to get something bigger that is an HOB. I also strongly urge taking the equity loan out on the house to pay PSEG for the electricity bills you'll...

That would be a great idea because we've got two great sponsors here (pretty close) - Aquatic Obsessions and Red Sand. Maybe all that traffic on the GWB just drives ppl insane... Seriously though I agree with RichT's comment...not to mention RC...but I was also thinking it would help if there...

Not sure if it's still available but i saw it on this thread here: 65 Gallon high maybe the SH owners can chime in but I thought "high" tanks are suitable for SH tanks... I am not the owner of the tank - no pms to me please. Just passing along a deal.

(shivers) that "worm" incident was almost like urban legend. If my wife knew they could grow to such lengths she would certainly have me remove all of the good scavengers too...but (shivers) that thing was nasty!! :o

In that pic...that phosban reactor is working hard eh? ;) How come the little clown is down there? Is it a time out? :D

Hey Bob! Welcome! The Middlesex meeting was on 3-15 and has since passed. The next meeting is in Bloomington, NJ - here's the link: Next Meeting on April 13 Just sign up and come. Someone insert the staples easy button here. :) Everyone is learning here. Heck I just seem to know a lot...

The snowflake (if big) can be a messy eater and may be introducing more nutrients than your system is handling - hence the growth of the algae. Anyways - take a read at this article: Bubble Algae: Description/Controls The synopsis is basically this: "1. Manual removal of the problem alga 2...