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just be mindful of what you place in that tank, ive had clown jump out of tank before....along with slew of other fish

you should have no issue getting an even spread on that tank....just don't go nut with the intensity. currently on my tank im running my 360 around 20% with no problems (but in my case the light is right at the water's surface)

not a 160 but i have a 150 and currently using a 360....for your size tank it should be fine

You need those sometimes james as way to recharge the batteries. Trust me I do it all the time

Scratch the surface of both the tank and the light stand arms....(use sandpaper or something) this way the glue has something to stick on

@malulu , what about august/September for Feng's reef?

When we're ready, I'll still add to the order so let me know

Maybe put some coral glue under it, this way it can hold to the frame....?

ok, np...will keep you posted

gotcha...ok ill give you a buzz...i may be able to this weekend or you let me know when

you have to prime them...some of them atleast.....thats what that big button is for

ok, by chance are you coming to the monthly meeting? if not ill make a trip

he's not far from me so if you can't reach em let me know

i want em....i have the perfect spot for him

http://www.njreefers.org/threads/filter-for-sale.96482/

Plan it on paper 1st and Dry fit everything before you glue....its also helpful to mark ends so that you can remember how to reassemble. Some say threaded ($$$), other have used Slip ($$) so go with what you can afford....use as many union fittings as possible at/around key points (pumps...

I've heard good but complicated things about using AF salt mixes....is it worth it?

Let's shoot for july, RAP is in June

ty james, as always you are awesome....our resident tech guru

Yea I know....but it's not really "in ur face" per se....if it was at the top of the threads until we take it down, we may get a better vote results