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I don't want to offend anyone so will not post the pic. My two reindeer's lights burnt out so I decided to throw them out and get new ones. Before placing them in the garbage I put them on my neighbor's lawn; male mounting female.

I plan to pick up two of these and keep them running 24x7. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wave-Maker-Powerhead-Aquarium-Pump-Reef-800-GPH-3000L-H-Circulation-Marine-Tank-/370566758618?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item56478000da#ht_1374wt_1270

I agree. Even when I purchased live fish they gave me store credit whether DOA or died afterwards, within 14 days. I just don't buy fish in large quantities anymore.

It depends on the pumps. The old Koralia pumps could not be controlled but the newer ones can. You will need to research the pumps and figure it out. Unless, another person here has already done this and can guide you.

You should have sold it to me when was I up there...:)

I doubt much will be alive on the rock after all that time. If you have all the info I would fight for my money back; was not what you told. Either contact your credit card company or bank to get the funds. Also, I would refuse the shipment once delivered whether you have the money or not.

Phil, We are probably considered the "red-necks" of the universe.

http://news.yahoo.com/nasa-telescope-confirms-alien-planet-habitable-zone-162005358.html

The total water change was approximately 30 gallons. I should also add that after the first very small WC I put the carbon reactor in-line and replaced the GFO in another reactor.The nitrates dropped to around 80ppm.

Nitrates are down to 40ppm from 160ppm after the WC.

Ed, so sorry to hear this; you and your family are all in our prayers.

I prefer it straight on the rocks.

On another thread I posted that my Nitrates went to 160ppm. Yesterday I added a carbon reactor and swapped out the GFO in the other. Today my Nitrates are 80ppm. I bought a garbage can and faucet adapter for the RO/DI unit and am mixing up SW. I plan to do a 25g water change as soon as its...

Very nice.

Sandee, these guys live in brackish water. I forget the recommendation but you can fins it on-line. Just up the salinity a little to help heal the fungus and once cured drop it down to normal. If its real bad you can dry the shell and put neosporin on it but it will need to be in a dry tank for...

Sliders are easy to keep and adapt ell. I have two in my pond and they winter over with no issues. Well one issue a raccoon took the smallest one. I had two for 10yr and am down to 1; the other my daughter rescued and it too is about 10". Diamond backs are bit more temperamental to care for...

Sandee, My son had a DBT he got from someone and it too had fungus real bad. It actually had blister like fungus. Can you post a pic and we can help you better. I would try with some turtle shell cream to clean it. Then you need to gently scrub the shell to get the fungus off using a tooth...

Greg is a good guy. I would definitely go back for another look if I were you.

Sorry to see you're getting out.