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I agree, for the most part corals only need temperature acclimation (assuming not coming from overseas originally). This also assumes the salinity is correct in both the target and source water. This is also the advice of many in the trade. There was a thread on Marine Depot forums a while back...

Come on over to 120 gallons and listen and ask questions with myself, Steven Pro, Adam Blundell and Scott Fellman. 8pm est. It'll be a blast.

My 7 year old hippo still spends a lot of time hiding...Any movement outside the tank causes him to hide.

Just a reminder for this Sunday....

Don't miss this fun filled evening. 3 of the most engaging and entertaining experts in our hobby. Adam Blundell Adam Blundell M.S. works in Marine Ecology, and in Pathology for the University of Utah. He is also Director of The Aquatic & Terrestrial Research Team, a group which utilizes...

Need a plumber to help me vent a basement sink. I got one of those pump in a sump basement sink kits...and the aav things don't work with it and I am not sure where the vent is to hook into it.

Can anyone recommend a plumber?

Who was the member at the swap who had the tank full of RBTAs? I bought one but forget.

Just a reminder...starting in 20 mins

For those interested this Sunday at 8pm est the podcast will feature a roundtable discussing fish and invert breeding.

Yes that is fine....some natural reefs swing up to 5-10 degrees during a day.

Actually your tank will only drain to an extent and then stop until more is water is added back to tank. Overflows are designed so that they do not drain water any faster than it is being put back into the tank. It may flow faster than the input for periods, but total volume, it will be equal or...

How old is your gen-x? Don't they have a 2 yr warranty? Why not get another gen-x?

The ebay ones will only cut a few holes. But if that's what you need they are great.

jehmco in lambertville does

Any advice? I drilled 10g tanks, 11 of them, but broke 3. I have some more to drill and am looking for any tips. Using a hand dril with a drill guide and two pieces of plywood c-clamped to the tank. Water pumped on the bit to keep it lubed. Can't figure out what I did differently on the three...

Jehmco in lambertville has them.

I do somewhat. It's tough nowadays. Too much emotion in the market. Some things like a company having record earnings, beating estimates yet still going down happen all the time, but in the end, good growing companies are a pretty good choice.

Anyone know any place in central jersey that has rubbermaid livestock troughs?

What about the idea of an outreach from the club to a school or two? That seems like an awesome idea.