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2012 was a great year for us but it’s time to start 2013 off with a bang. So starting Jan. 3rd 2013 and running until Feb. 3rd 2013 We’re going to have a graphic design contest to design the new look of Ultimate Corals. We’re looking for someone to create an original logo and someone to create...

We dip everything in Revive. Gets the job done and isn't as harsh on the more sensitive corals as some of the other dips are.

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I got in a ton of really nice zoa frags last week. Fire and ice, goblins fire, brown eye girl, plum crazy, etc.. along with some real nice chalice frags that are all healed up and ready to go including strawberry blush and bright lime rim.

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My only concern would be if the contaminants were absorbed by the silicone/rock/sand in the tank.....

Looking for a 60 or 80 gallon frag tank.

First thing...get rid of that hagen test kit. Go pick up a salifert. .3 or .6 is a huge difference when it comes to ammonia. I'm not 100% convinced your issue is the silicone. If it was then everything would be dead by now. Now ecambero's i definitely think was the silicone as everything was...

At a min. I would run heavy carbon and go from there.

Some people have no problems what so ever using 2 others have their whole tank wiped out in a matter of hours. This would lead me to believe there are manufacturing inconsistency or there is an issue with shelf life. An alk swing from 8-10 wouldn't bleach everything and kill fish instantly...

Some people have no problems what so ever using 2 others have their whole tank wiped out in a matter of hours. This would lead me to believe there are manufacturing inconsistency or there is an issue with shelf life. I really hope I'm wrong and this is just a mini cycle.

Honestly....you could probably pull the sump, scrape off every little bit of the silicone, bleach the hell out of it BUT....there is also a risk now that water has passed through the sump and back into the tank. Your gonna have to clean that tank like crazy. All sand/rock is now unusable (or...

+1. GE Silicone II has been known to wipe out tanks.

My vote is the GE Silicone II Clear. It's been known to wipe out tanks due to the anti-mold/fungus additive.

Well the wife has finally had it with my garage full o' fish tank stuff so it's time to offer it up to some other reefers So far I've pulled out Galaxy Dual 250W Electronic Metal Halide Ballast by Sunlight Supply. Runs two 250 watt mogul or HQI lamps. $50 • Features the exclusive Smart...

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True those numbers would probably be fine for lps but in my opinion it just didn't look good. Others may feel differently so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

Yea 6.5 is where I think the legs put you. For a 36" it needs to be higher if you want to spread the light across the whole tank. Also I have ours at 12" and only 50/60% as part of the acclimation process. I think it's final spot is going to be 10". I do have to say even at 12" and those %'s...

By looking at that pic I would assume it's using the legs since I had the same dark area's when mounting it that way. By memory it's probably 12" off the surface. With the channels set at A - 50% and B - 60%.