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Thanks Liz! When I moved my rock into this tank I could not see in it at all so this is what I ended up with. Now that it is clear I think I want to split it up. i need to go see Prof and get a few flat rocks. Maybe have two mounds with one big flat rock as a bridge in the back perhaps.

Thanks Lamont!

I like the Caribsea Aragamax select. 0.5mm to 1.5mm size

Thanks for the advice James. I just moved from a 28 gallon Jebe R362 (acrylic tank) to this standard 29 gallon glass tank. I used new sand when I made the move from reading posts on ARC. I kept all the live rock from the old tank. I have been testing for nitrates every other day. So far so good. I made the move teo weeks ago.

Updated pictures of my tank. I plan on re doing the rock work and putting half the rock on one side and half on the other with open sand in the middle. Actinic Lighting Moon Lights

BUMP: $25.00 I need this gone

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Read books......and hoped they experienced what the writer experienced. Which probably equated to dead corals and fish only tanks

Light sold / Business transaction completed. Thank you ARC'ers

BUMP: $30.00

Great thread...I'm going to go and pickup a sheet of this Coroplast......thanks Gabe

PRICE DROP: $35.00

Yo fellow Reefers, $40.00 obo I have one Coralife 20 Inch Aqualight With 1-96W 10K 4-Tube Square Pin Base (with fans). This light is so bright you'll slap yo momma. (Not our Mama (Laura)....yo momma) Description Main Features Aqualight Deluxe Series 96 watt 50/50 4-Tube (quad) square pin base compact fluorescent lamp On/off switch Built-in ballast Two cooling fans Sleek aluminum housing Highly-polished reflector Acrylic lens cover Ideal for Saltwater and Reef Aquariums Dimensions: 20in x 7in x 2 1/2in Description Main Features Aqualight Deluxe Series 96 watt 50/50 4-Tube (quad) square pin base compact fluorescent lamp On/off switch Built-in ballast Two cooling fans Sleek aluminum housing Highly-polished reflector Acrylic lens cover Ideal for Saltwater and Reef Aquariums Dimensions: 20in x 7in x 2 1/2in Description Main Features Aqualight Deluxe Series 96 watt 50/50 4-Tube (quad) square pin base compact fluorescent lamp On/off switch Built-in ballast Two cooling fans Sleek aluminum housing Highly-polished reflector Acrylic lens cover Ideal for Saltwater and Reef Aquariums Dimensions: 20in x 7in x 2 1/2in Aqualight Deluxe Series 96 watt 50/50 4-Tube (quad) square pin base compact fluorescent lamp On/off switch Built-in ballast Two cooling fans Sleek aluminum housing Highly-polished reflector Acrylic lens cover (missing the lens cover....cleaning the fixture I accidently snapped the acrylic lens cover) Ideal for Saltwater and Reef Aquariums Dimensions: 20in x 7in x 2 1/2in thanks, Derek 512.299.7587 note: I live in south Austin near Manchaca and Slaughter and work up north at Mopac and Anderson Lane. So I can meet you south or north.

freakin north austiners.....lucky for him I work up north

Lights is pending

Correction...40 gallon breeder.

Man I really want that 75 gallon now. Give me a call Lamont. 512.299.7587

$20.00 TWO 14 watt True Actinic T5 fluorescent lamp (No 10K bulb) 22.625" L X 3.5" W X 1" H <LI>One on/off switch and built-in ballast <LI>Sleek black aluminum housing <LI>Highly-polished reflector <LI>Acrylic lens cover <LI>Adjustable width tank mounts The actinic bulbs are both about 9 months old

I think 8.0 PH is ok too. If you grabbed the water in the morning then it would be lower anyway. As long as your PH is btw 7.9 - 8.4 I say its all good....IMO.

Forgot to mention, you can get hermits pretty cheap from Rockin Reefs, one of our sponsors

I would recommed 10-15 more hermits

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I'll take the big rock on the right.

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Lots of Coralline algae now...very nice. I like they way it looks on the back wall.