Meteorflower

I'm cleaning out some of my equipment, and I have a few electronic 250 watt MH ballasts that need to go. #1 - 250 watt Odyssea ballast with all cords - $20 #2 - 250 watt Odyssea ballast, needs a connector cord (from ballast to light) - $10 #3 - 250 watt Coralvue ballast, nicked cord repaired with electrical tape, in working condition - $20 Cash only.

Sold, thanks guys!

Toadstool still available.

Toadstool is pending, I will notify the next in line if it falls through. Thanks!

Leather is a bit happier today:

Lionfish is sold, leather coral still available. It is pretty unhappy and withdrawn at the moment because I had to take the tank apart to catch the lion, but I will post pics tomorrow when it looks better.

I am downsizing my tanks and need to find a home for my dwarf fuzzy lionfish. He is very personable and eats frozen food like a champ. $30. Also selling a large pair of toadstool leather coral (two stalks on one base), $20.

What do you do with the tanks in the summertime when the schools cut the AC, Craig?

****! The ONE weekend I'm out of town! If you ever have any more clones for sale, I'm still interested. I have a 150 gallon with 250 watt halides and I'd love one!

Corners tend to be stronger too, so that's in your favor.

You can use airline tubing or a thin hose for a siphon in a pinch.

I've been thinking about ordering an aquamag or two... are the custom ones prohibitively expensive?

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It's awesome!

Thanks for the Biofuel!

Also, this puppy is now making a tremendous amount of noise... like a loud sucking sound! I'm wondering if putting a stronger pump on it might help.

Mine never jumped in three years, but agreed, better safe than sorry. Any scared fish might take a leap even if they aren't normally jumpers.

I've been taking this for granted for years, and now it's occurred to me that it might be fixable. I've had air bubbles coming out of the inputs to my tank for over a year now. Before I tore it down, it happened with both of the inputs, and now that I've resurrected it, it's only happening on one side. Is there anything I can do to stop air from getting into the plumbing somehow? It's driving me nuts! Both of the returns are hooked up to their own Mag 3 pump (2 pumps total), and have flexible tubing leading up to the standard overflow kits that came with the Oceanic tank (I think they might be All-Glass Megaflows). Up in the display tank I have angled both outputs so that they're submerged, so I know it's not air being mixed in by bubbles from the return flow hitting the surface. Is there anything that can be done to fix this? Has anyone ever had this issue before?

Are they easy to wipe off? And is your tank fairly new? If so, it's probably diatoms. Just a normal step in the cycling process.

Put me on the waiting list too! Gorgeous anemones. On a side note, what is that little golden blenny-looking fish in the lower right hand corner of the picture?

The Red Planet and Icy Blue that I got from you are turning out to be my favorites!

You were spot on with your guess too - I was up till 3:00 AM acclimating, mounting and placing those little beauties! So worth it.

Hey Garrett, I can't thank you enough for all the AWESOME frags! They're drip-acclimating as I type... I can't wait! Your tank was incredible and we had a lot of fun talking to you... you will definitely be seeing more of me and Harrison! I am a very happy reefer. Thanks again!

Pretty! Too bad my 'nem tank is still in the planning stages... I will definitely be looking for one early on next year!

Ha, just curious if the monti can be attached to the wall or something... for some reason I was thinking "Magfloat?". You're killing me with these corals, by the way... any still left?