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They are flooded an damaged as well, it will not be next weekend.

Nikki's parents have not been back to Brigantine either, they are not letting anyone on. If we hear anything I will let you know. They are staying in Ocean City as of now.

Expo center got back to me this morning and they want to reschedule. We will all let you know when the date is set.

Still no power. Took a drive around today, tons of trees down on power lines and across streets. My parents lost 3 trees and had two from the neighbor fall in the yard. We are fine, lost one of the gates on the side of my house. Battery run air bubblers running 24 hours strong. Vortech backup...

Power out since three. Big trees down, transformers blowing and lighting up the sky. Internet and phone are sketchy. Air bubblers running on batteries now. We broke everything down onto three tanks to keep it simple. If the power is out tomorrow, we will be running the vortech battery. Very very...

We have lost power a few times but only for like a minute or so. Winds are blowing. We made the decision to break down the 45g and 12g tanks into our main system, this gives us less ground to cover and more of a stable environment. Our bioload is so minute for 400g that we are keeping our...

99% of people should use recipe one.

Yup I would go with Randy's advice

These look pretty cool: http://reefbuilders.com/2012/10/05/cobalt-aquatics-acutherm/ http://reefbuilders.com/2012/08/24/neotherm-heater-cobalt-aquatics/

Very nicely done, great tank.

Those sunburst nems from jgonz are hot. We are not doing nems in our new tank but if I was I would have one of those in a heart beat.

Red and Green are probably the most common ones you will see. There are some orange ones out there and then there are paint splatter type ones. You can also get some mulit colored ones out there but they are few and far between.

HOB or in sump? What do you consider inexpensive?

Everything looks great, keep up the good work.

You can, but you will find out it is much more expensive and depending on who is comes from might not be the best. Trop sells RODI water for fifty cents a gallon, you aren't going to really beat that.

Marineland 45g cube. 24x24x18. If you are patient we will be breaking ours down in a month or so.

Having a bigger skimmer is generally the rule of thumb. It lets you stock the tank how you want, not what your skimmer is rated for. You don't want to go TOO big like a skimmer rated for 500g but where you are, that would be a good skimmer. I have a reef octopus skimmer and am really happy...

We had a long nosed hawk and we had to get rid of him, as he got bigger he took pot shots at our cleaner shrimp. They also need a lid, they will jump.

Welcome back Jeff, good luck finding the big tank. And still GO GIANTS

To simplify things: Pros for ground probe: You don't get electrocuted Cons fro ground probe: If something is leaking electricity into the tank, it will continue to do so which can crash your tank. If you have all GFCI you should be fine, also who doesn't love a little tingle when their hands...