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Pace yourself its going to be a slow build. I realized after setting up my 3rd tank is I don't like building tanks. The drilling overflows, building a sump, the plumbing( I hate plumbing) are more of a chore for me to get the good stuff. Aquascaping, corals, fish, playing with setting is the part I enjoy the most. Therefore plug and play system seems the way to go. TankRed Sea Penunsula 650 (140g)- ordered 10/6 (my birthday ) arrived 10/17 shipped from Houston Flow Jeboa dc return pump Maxijet xf280 2 Jebao RW15 (will replace with MP 40s when I upgrade) Light 3x Radion Gen 3Pro 4x 54w T5 Refugium Light Kessil H380

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Pmed on Maxspect Gyre XF-150

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5gallon bucket full. Comes with a bucket for free! And a top!!! $10 Close to 20lbs

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Pick up in NE austin text me for address 5125360719 or downtown during business hours. Paypal to hold. Thanks Dave Red sea pro salt 175g new $50 Sold Cecilia Hanna Cal $30 Pending Salty Avast marine reactor/biopellet $20 sold atx Red Sea color test kit $15Sold $5 each Purigen 1/2+ fullSold Kalkwaser 90% fullSold Calcium mixSold Spectra garlic small pieces 80%fullSold BRS mag, cal $5 each Sold Cecilia hydor nano sold atx $10 Each Bio pellets 1/2 full Sold Cecilia GFO 1/2 full Sold lugols iodine newSold Refracto meter Sold Cecilia Jebao PP40 Sold Cecilia

Standard no holes, free 10g pickup in ne austin off tech ridge yager and i35

that tank is perfect for clothes-lining small children as they run past

Use a dry erase marker to mark the number of frags on your frag rack. Helps do a quick inventory in case one has fallen.

I have several times, but just use pellet food right now. Food processor. Get and clean some raw wild shrimp, oysters, clams, squid. Add some sperulina, nori, blanched spinach, and commercial flake or pellet fish food for additional vitamins. You can put it in ice cube trays or a plastic bag and flatten it out and freeze it. You can also add oyster eggs and other diet specific foods. I've heard of people using multi-vitamins, but watch out for copper and other metals if this is for a reef tank. Just about anything will eat this stuff and it works well for fresh water in addition to salt water fish. Best bet is to go to central market for the raw seafood. They usually carry everything fresh in their seafood section and you can pick it out individually. They will ask why you're buying small amounts of random seafood though... Thanks I'm going to try it out

has anyone made there own fish food?

toothbrush used fro everything

epsom salt for magnesium, just discovered that gem

nice thats going to look awsome, somebody likes autocad