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+1.. well said!

I'll be interested in these too! :)

where you located? I sent you a pm.

I actually have a 48" 3w Quad Model running on my 90 gallon. I must admit that the color is a tad bit more white than I would like but they are actually good fixtures for the price. They were growing my SPS until I had a mini-cycle happen due to a sump/refugium change and lost most of them...

Are you talking about the Evolution LED Lights or the Aquatraders (Beamswork) EVO line?

George, thanks for that detailed reply! I was imagining everything as I was reading! lol do you guys have any suggestions on epoxy?? my current rock work is like hilling wall, with various caves. I want to go for a more abstract two island look.

this is definitely interesting, i have to try out this bayer stuff. I've just been using Kent Marine Lugol's Solution for dips.

I do not have an experience with them but I've read good reviews on "real reef rocks", you can get them on liveaquaria. it's a man made rocks thats been cultured to have all the goodies you would want from live rock without all the pest involved. Although, i still think dry rock is the best bang...

Thanks for all the replies guys, i will make a batch of new water and try out a new aquascape within this month. I will probably make a tale of the tank afterwards.

one probe is enough, you can either place it in the main display or the sump.

A grounding probe and GFCI are not a bad idea. I run a grounding probe in my sump to relieve any stray voltage that may be present in the tank due to the pumps and powerheads.

i sent you a pm!

amazing tank! geez, i'm speechless.

glad they are working out for you!

Im thinking about re-aquascaping my already established 90 gallon. I will not be adding any new rock or removing, I just want to move things around. I feel like the rock work can be better. Is there anything I should look out for? I went through a mini-cycle a couple weeks back when I changed my...

looking good john!

I agree, it can take a couple of days for some fish to get fully acclimated in there new home. like Chris said, just keep an eye out on him and watch how he eats.

Your LFS should carry them, they range from $9-$12 bucks. You can also get them at bulk reef supply or marine depot.

looking forward to the rebuild, good luck!

how many power heads do you have? two? three? If only two, I would say mid back, facing opposite corners it will cause turbulence in the center of the tank which will create some random flow. I would also suggest pointing your output from your return to the surface to cause agitation. If you...