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WTB Reefkeeper 2 or Lite Looking for the old style Reefkeeper 2 (preferred), or Reefkeeper Lite. The kid dumped another tank on me and I’d like to control the temp and lights with minimal costs. Thanks for looking. Paul

Looking at dimensions and specifications, I think he's talking about THESE GUYS. And to answer njhc's question; I would think with a 24 white to 8 blue, that that would be a very "white" look.

Oh Jim, I’m trying to hold back…..I’m trying….I’m…..Oh crap! :grin: There is voltage and there is current. And then there are those who think grounding probes are a good thing. :p Voltage is like having a battery sitting in your junk draw in your kitchen. It just sits...

Edwin, if you’re doing a couple hundred frags, that 2.5 gallon tank will come in handy. I use the same coleslaw container I used for Revive for the one, two or so frags I need to dip: Zippy, I agree, not good for bees. But I don’t use any insecticides outside (none!) and I haven’t...

There is a solid column of water in your return line....unless you've got something unconventional. That solid column is the path current will take between your DT and sump. I'm also biting my tongue on my opinion about voltage and current and grounding probes. I've stated my opinion too...

This time of year you might have a tough time finding it…..it’s seasonal. I purchased mine at HD for around $12.

This stuff is safe for corals….haven’t had any losses from dipping. HERE’s the original video that got me hooked. The guy in the video diluted 8 mls per liter, and I simply rounded it to 1 ml per 100 mils. This stuff is a nicotine based insecticide that works as a neurotoxin. It’s a...

Happy 2013! Let's hope for a good one.

I now use Bayer Advanced…..1 ml to every 100 mls of tank water….for about 15 minutes. Kills everything (maybe with the exception of eggs….don’t know about them.)

He specifically mentioned the 6 gal buckets. I’m giving him five reef crystal buckets, and a 20, 32 and 44 gallon Brutes, with the 20 and 44 being delivered to the January meeting. Actually if you don't mind, I could just come to your house and save a few miles....and if Brian sees this as well.

David, I talked to Brian this morning and plan on meeting him at OGII at 5:00PM….he’s working today. He mentioned that he planned on first stopping at your place before going to OGII. Hopefully he’ll see this before leaving work and can verify.

To answer your question about a computer fan, they are all 12 volt. So you will need a 12VDC (or less) power source that is rated to the amps (or more) of the fan. So if your fan is 0.3 amps, the power supply has to be 0.3 amps or more. I originally had a five computer fan setup on my tank...

Works for me. See you at 5:00pm. I PM'ed my numbers if anything changes.

I'm up for meeting at OGII........ You game?

I could probably come up with three or four five gallon buckets. In addition, I still have the 32 gallon Brute you wish to buy. And furthermore, I still have a 44 and 20 gallon Brute waiting delivery to the January meeting, and I’m sure they wouldn’t mind you using them, especially if...

I’d get rid of that heater in the five gallon bucket. The float switch will add very small quantities (when needed), with very little impact on total tank temperature. The problem is going to be when the water level drops too low in that bucket and blows an overheated heater.

I don’t know of a fabricator who specializes in tank stands, but locally for me (Sayreville), we have D L Zagata on 33 Brookside Avenue, Sayreville, NJ 08872…..(732) 254-2200. He is a metal fabricator and if you give him the plans/dimensions, that’s what you’ll get. I’ve used him for some...

Darn you Sunny! I just pulled down that piece-o-crap tank I have and purchased a 70” flat screen TV where I’ve looped your video and run it non-stop. :grin: I just can’t find the words that fairly describe your tank!

Where are the pictures???

Mike, my guess is bulbs, and if you were closer, I’d have the bulbs to check it out. Find someone in your neck of the woods that has some extra bulbs hanging around to check out the situation.