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If you tie it in, it will be easier. However, having it separate might be an advantage because it can also work as a QT tank.

You have a way with words that perfectly encapsulates the situation. That is exactly what happened. We had a really good one that got lost to the site crash that was really funny. I believe the term mermaid Nikki was thrown around by you Olivier.

LOL nice one George.

We ran a 20g high as a display tank for over a year and had some amazing success with it. In fact it was one of our best tanks ever until we lost it to a power outage. How did we do it? Equipment: Tank HOB remora skimmer HOB aquafuge refugium small (they both fit perfect on the back of a 20g...

The race to top the terrible division is heating up.

Less than a week to go, it was nice seeing you guys at DVRC, now come on up for a meeting.

I remember reading one other thread were a tang was doing the same thing. As long as he is pooping inside the tank, I think you will be ok.

Look at the par38 bulbs with a gooseneck type hanger, you can find them pretty cheap and if you don't really need the light, I think they will work fine.

We had a great time as well, it was really nice meeting a few of you today that we only really talk to on the boards. Vendors had some great stuff, raffles were very nice but we were too tired to stick around.

There are some legit zoas in that pic so whoever it is knows there stuff. However a lot of people are passing off similar morphs as jfox bloodshots even though they are wild. If they are cheaper than retail, why not. If they are full bloodshot prices, I would pass.

Good call in waiting to move, I have moved tanks more than I would ever want to and it is not fun. Check out the deep blue 80g "frag" tank. I have one and they are awesome and are 4 feet.

I will take one.

Flatworm exit you can dose directly into the tank, just be careful of your other inverts in the tank.

Dip your zoas in Flatworm stop, it will kill them all. http://www.practicalcoralfarming.com/zoonudis.html

Same here, if there is some sort of swap availability, I will take one.

This is a good starting point: http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-2-part-calcium-alkalinity-total-package-bulk.html

Give ultra corals a call and see what a 120 acrylic sump would go for. If you are going to be completely under the stand, I would probably want as much room as possible in my sump. That is provided you have room for ATO container, dosing containers (if needed), and other equipment. You have...

Gobies, barnacle blennies and anthias first, then the sail fin follwed by the flasher, yellow (I assume yellow coris) and then the hooded (In my opinion). Where are you ordering from?

BRS makes it very simple with their dosing stuff. When I was dosing, I was using BRS.

Time for an upgrade, that tank is getting packed.