10gReef

Check your sump? I have had young fish make the journey from my DT to the sump via HOB overflow

open to trades for zoas and sps and maybe lps

access has been my biggest issue and I am about to be moving from a 75 to a 90 gallon tank. I decided to build a new stand for the move and I am building it so all sides are removable. I will post pics soon.

fyi, I only spent about $127.00 on materials. granted I already have the paint I'm going to use of course the tools required.

I can build one, not sure what your wanting to spend or design requirements.

still have some available

What do you have left?

I have some of everything left at this point. Tentative buyer for the gsp rock, but first come first served

I have a daylight on on my sump over some Cheato and it does great. not sure your going to get the best spectrum for coral growth thought. I have an 48" coralife powercompact I would sell. I have seen folks keep sps under similar lighting on smaller tanks. as long as you can place the corals high in the tank I bet it would work.

I too sent a payment for 2 wp25's, and I have not received confirmation.

Bump. Available most of the days and evenings this week for pick up

so how would the 25 do on a 48" 90 gallon. can they but put in a series similar to the vortecs?

I'm interested in a little live rock. How much per pound?

dang, must have expired and didn't realize it

I am wanting to post some frags for sale and am blocked from doing so... who should I contact?

I am moving my 75 to a 90 and debating if I want to keep my sand or changed to crushed coral or just get new sand.

Please let me know your thoughts/experience

I'm guessing I have 90-100lbs of live rock. I keep chaeto in the sump with a BRS GFO/Carbon filter and of course a protein skimmer. I keep a mixed reef with lps, sps, fish and inverts. I'm running 2-250w MH and 4 actinics. Im currently dosing BRS two part but will be switching to B-Ionic once I run out of BRS.

how would this do on a 48" 90gallon?

It'd be very, very windy in that tank.

thanks, I will get my tunze nano fixed then.

how would this do on a 48" 90gallon?

I brew as well. you can hunt craigslist for supplies.

I found my first brew pot at target for $15 and still use it, a lot. you can check some local bakeries and see if they have a food grade bucket to use as a primary ferment. the only thing I had a hard time finding was an inexpensive car boy. if you think this is a hobby you will keep up I would suggest getting a kit from Austin Home Brew, makes life much easier to have all the right equipment from the beginning. happy brewing.

any ARC members interested in doing an ARC brew exchange, I haven't made any in awhile but would be willing to trade some once I do

details on the 90g please, can it be drilled? and what are the dimensions as well as condition?

do you still have the hang over filter?

sure do, pm when you think you can get it.

whats left is getting tossed. speak up if you want it.

How old is it? Usually if it's within two years, u can take it to Tunze directly and they will replace it for you. They are in town in Austin. If it's over two years, you can purchase the actual replacement pump online through their website.

thanks for the tip, Im sure its older than 2 as I bought it used about a year ago. I will check their site for a replacement.

the pump in my nano wave box quit working so I would like to replace it. I have a controller so only interested in the pump or pump and box, or if you know how to repair it

some items still available