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Actually I think dr jim has one for sale

I agree with that. I only seen about 8" but i think it's much bigger. Too big for me to chance, if i can i'll try to get him out. Little ones can stay

I guess salifart it is then, thanks

Yeah i would think any size pump would draw some amount of air in from the beckett. Maybe inspect your beckett further

Wow thank for the input, much appreciated. I actually think the one I have is cool, like you said he comes out when i feed . not every time but a few now. I have no problem leaving it in the tank as long as it's " reef safe ". Do you know how big they get, how fast they grow or how they...

It's actually very colorful, like a blueish color. And on the sides it's feathery. I seen about 8" of it then it shot back behind the rock so it must be a lot bigger. Very fat too. Good or bad? My corals are fine

I like premiums deal, 10% off and free shipping... Stock up on salt while the free shipping is there

My friend was using reef crystals and always had some spots of dyno/dino ( stringy and bubbly ) in his tank. Anyway only because we bought a bunch and got a good deal, he switched to tropic pro and after a few water changes it was gone. He never considered the salt a problem but due to blind...

Wanted some help on choosing a good mag test kit. What's everyone using, do you like it? is it accurate?

Yeah real good price. Good luck with it

This is a good point too

If you have an 1 1/2 inlet to pump water in, and the outlet is 8" I don't think you'll ever get the skimmer filled with water. You would need a ridiculously big pump. Unless thats what hes trying to do. He might of meant 2" outlet? Would be more to scale

No, Thankfully I have a ton of work for the next 2 months so I dont have the time to go out of town. I'll be buying locally

I'll be taggin along too so all you camera peeps start spillin the secrets to a good tank pic! Please ;)

I like the chilli coral btw! Sweeet

wow this camera stuff is complicated to me. I'm also looking at getting a new camera soon. Around the same price range 400. I do a lot of family pics with it and want some nice pics of my tank and corals. I'll be taggin along ;D

I think with stuff like this it depends on the tank. You'll have a better success rate with an older established tank. It has more of the natural little pods, and algae, and such for the fish to pick at all day like in the wild. Then you don't have to only depend on them eating what your...

looks great! nice assortment of coral in there. how often are you doing water changes and what kind of salt ya usin ?

An 8" outlet?

I think most the softies do better in not so pristine water. Prob do a water change every 3 weeks unless you have a lot of sps and a heavy fish load