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Very nice pictures as always.

Exile him to the LFS, you never know when you will need your sump to hold something you actually want to keep.

I hope them working together brings out some amazing advancements in reef stuff going forward.

I will usually let excess food sit a day or so in the fridge. If you want to really do something cool, defrost the cubes and toss what the "correct" amount of a feeding is into an ice tray with some RODI water and freeze that. Then you have your own feeding portions ready to go.

I like the stacked rocks, it almost reminds me of like a sunken temple of a city lost in the ocean.

Nice, glad to see everything is coming along for you. How do you like the C2C overflow?

Water in the tank is always a good start.

George I wish that was the case but I doubt it. It was really a unique piece.

If you are not a member, here is the way to post pics: http://www.njreefers.org/showthread.php?85197-Can-t-post-an-image-Here-s-how-to-do-it

Yeah, I was just texting darren about that. Basically the story behind it goes a little something like this: Steve from Ultra Corals a sponsor on here posted about a sick rainbow chalice he got in and wanted to move. I called Steve and got a price and Darren and I went halves on it. I named...

I lost my piece of it, which was probably top three biggest losses in my alk crash :cry:

The two downsides to DC pumps at the moment are not a lot of head pressure and non standard plumbing. Obviously the plumbing part is very easy to overcome, just can be a touch annoying. I think if you are sump in stand, the DC makes sense, but if you are in a basement (like me) the head loss...

Nice tank and awesome dimmensions. Get a tale of the tank going, I would love to read more about it.

I have never heard the clam part, though just about any fish will nip at a clam given the right conditions. Wrasses in that genus can go after CUC but their mouths are pretty small so they are not going to devastate a CUC, depending on whay you have. Same with cleaner shrimp, I think a well...

I have never done it, but you are essentially injecting kalk paste into the pest. Yes is can be done underwater. I know others have even had success with injecting boiling water.

They are a wonderful addition, what are your reservations about owning one?

Kalk, apstaia X or something like that. The magic wand will kill it, but there is some ancedotal talk that it just spreads them more.

They all do, they just come in pretty randomly. The size is going to dictate the price.

I have not seen this product before, if it helps with bubble algae I will be buying it buy the 55g drum, lol. I will have to look it up, keep us posted.

If he got nuked in the power head, I would be doing water changes and running extra carbon if you have it. I don't think some extra rodi water would kill a RBTA that quickly.