RotaryGeek

Lol I had set aside some money just for when you broke down the tank so I could come back and get some rock, but life happened. This is some really really nice rock, worth every penny.

Wow I have the reefkeeper lite and never had a problem with it. I hadn't updated anything, and it is just an expensive timer. But it was mainly for a controller for my heater. Still works perfect after a couple of months service.

The rock in this tank is amazing. It's like a blanket of coraline laid on it. The welso I got from you is doing great. Looks amazing in my tank.

It really depends. It doesn't last long though. Most likely a month or two tops. You will keep getting it on your glass forever though, that's a pain in the ***.

These are really nice. Pick some up while you have the chance for this deal. He has some really nice tanks too.

This is a really nice tank guys. Bump.

Have youtried getting a hippo from someone who is selling there's vs. getting them from a store. I have terrible luck with any fish I get at a store, so I try to only buy from local people who are selling a fish.

Thank you for the beautiful welso and the clean up crew. It was nice meeting you.

Mine does have sweepers, they come out at night looking for food. Only about half an inch long. I don't know how safe that would be for sea horses though.

It doesn't come with legs.

Even if it's an oddysea fixture, it's still pretty good. They don't have the problems the old ones did.

Wow I want one.

I might drop by the shop tomorrow to take a look at these. Just depends on how much time I have after working on my cars.

Yeah I would look for something in the 150 range, you will be much happier. And your sump looks fine, just pull out all the bio balls and replace it with rubble rock. A sump has no set way of being right, just needs to do what you want it to do. If it holds your skimmer and heater then it's doing just fine.

A sump is just another tank below the main tank that holds equipment. Bioballs are an outdated technology and should probably be removed. Eshopps is a ok brand, and vertex is pretty good, but try to double your water volume to figure out what size skimmerto buy.

It's called fongs sea food. It's right behind the cactus motel right in the middle of town. I don't remember what the address is, but it's pretty easy to find. I'm sure whoever your getting the zoas from could tell you exactly or you could just text me.

I doubt you want to drive to copperas cove, but there is a fresh sea food market here that sells them. Bu there not cheap.

Bump. Would take some ops corals as a trade, would really like this gone.

It's only too much if your fish and corals are showing some kind of discomfort from all the flow.

I have a stealth pro that I have had for like 4 or 5 years. Does this one apply to the recall?

I have always wanted a massive toadstool. Like the kind melev has that is like 2 feet across.

It would take up a lot of room, but it would be a really nice show piece if you didn't mind it being the only thing in the tank.

I drained the sump already and removed all the LRR and cleaned then resiliconed it in place. Today at 2 is 48 hours after I did it so I'll put it all back in and fill it back up. Sucks that it has to be done on valentines day, but I go back to work tomorrow and I won't have the time to do it later.

Shoot me an offer people the woman is getting mad about it taking up so much space in our storage room.

I like reef crystals.