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You said shoot your good side and frankly I am still trying to find it. :stupid:

Thank you everyone In other news, I made the next step into becoming a full reefer. I left the RODI on overnight and had a nice little flood in the bathroom.

We have decided we like scolies: Old ones: New ones: This plate is actually in our 57g, but here it is:

Some individual shots from the cube:

Raffle Tank: The smaller tank upstairs (Forget the size) Cube shots:

Got to finally upload some pics so here we go, I will start with the people:

We had a blast, thank you so much for hosting the meeting. It was great to put some faces with the names. I will have pics up tomorrow.

Group buy participants: I can move anything up to central NJ if you let me know.

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Good and thanks for the reminder for this thread LOL. Thigns are going well but slow. The electricity has been run and the plumber is putting in the slop sink this weekend. After that, then the sheet rock and tables are installed and the fun can begin. I got the sump (thanks to Ultra corals)...

Trop uses Instant Ocean, no idea on captivating.

This is a rally tough question to answer as all the salts are a little different and everyone will swear with their brand. There have been studies done on the salts but none really recently. For me, I have used Aquavitro for the last 2 or so years and like it.

The point of a media reactor is to have as much contact with the media as possible when water goes through. They were basically replaced just filter bags as means of passive filtration in the aquarium. With the reactor the water is forced through the media which makes it much more efficient...

At that size, buy a calcium reactor so you don't have to worry about the dosing pumps. For the reactors go with the MR xl or monsters: http://nextreef.com/mr1reactors.html I will be running mp40s in my 210, just multiple ones.

With the HQI bulb you will be able to keep just about any coral out there. You can choose the bulb that goes in there which give you some control over the "vibrance" of the coral so that is not really an issue. The issue is the heat, what is the ambient temp of the room?

You are about to lose the title of awesome reefer without a tank, LOL.

Tank looks really nice, can't wait to follow the progress.

To add on to what NikkiT said, bangaii's are not schooling or shoaling fish. When they are juveniles they hang out in groups but as they get older and bigger they will split off. If you don't seperate them out, you will have some violence and probably death.

I am a tad bit confused, is he looking to run them both at the same time?

Looking great Len, how is the back doing?