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Dry rock would be cheaper...plus being that its dry you avoid adding pests to your tank among other things...you can always seed your tank with something.... like bottled bacteria or rubble from a fellow member. Dry rock also allows you to sculpt your rock work properly being that it can be done...

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perfect, post some pix of your progress so we can see....and definitely feel free to ask questions

i didn't see this, are you planning on adding additional flow with power heads @Martin Riggs ? your gonna need it

i actually mentioned Canada to my wife.....and she gave me that "stank face" ....either way we are shooting for something around October to celebrate our anniversary ....so we'll c

it is what it is....im sure ill beat it, tank is not in terrible shape, it's just not 100% to my liking

the mounting of the heater will be a matter of preference. you may want to consider having it somewhere it can be hidden by like a piece of rock or something. Add your live rock, when you plan on adding water to your tank....to keep it "live" you can add the rock 1st then live sand or add sand...

would like to do something not necessarily cheap, but not high end either. We both have bounced around the London idea and are leaning more towards that

sent you an email interested in 1 - 30 gallon red sea max with stand

@malulu talk to him n let me know. We can set it for anything after June (RAP)

That trumpet head in the bottom left of that picture is pretty much dead. There's some acans underneath that need to moved as well.

Would hosting a club meeting there be out of the question? Is it doable?

If you look closely, u can make out its sweepers

So, i lost my Hector's Goby the other day....and to boot, ive been fighting with what appears to be some dino's + cyano in my tank Unfortunately I have also lost some corals as well, a gorgonian and a cap. And to add insult to injury, my chalices (which take very well to my tank) are growing...

Increase flow in you tank, so that the cyano can get lifted from the sand and rocks. also you can try to use chemi clean for the non-organic route...if your really desperate

Could be a majano nem, can't really make it out for sure. Either that or its a type of feather duster

would you recommend Portugal? any other places worth visiting? my wife has been abroad to various place....but me ive never left the US (except for puerto rico which doesn't count)

well, if there something that you think can be sold, then i say yea its a decent price

ive seen that same tank around in a few places on different sites going for around $200 - $250...that's what id shoot for

Looking to take some time off and would like to plan out something nice in Europe as we have never been..