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that's how much the old phosphate one was. I imagine pricing will be about the same. $50 to never have to read colors again..SOLD! heck yeah..I hate colors....

Alright i'll see ya then

I'll take them off your hands. I understand you are picking up everything for the northerners for the reefs2go GB? I will just pick these up when I pick my order up. Will that work for you?

50 bucks....that's it? Put me down for one

Pretty simple. You can plumb it into your return, or if you don't have a large enough pump you can always just buy a small pump and run it independently.

How much do you want for them?

Does anyone have any Mangrove that they would like to part with?

Livestock: powder blue tang coral beauty angel orchid dottyback pink spotted watchman goby ocellaris clown six line wrasse small cleanup crew Coral: approx 20 different SPS approx 15 different LPS assorted zoas and palys one 5 in gold teardrop maxim also, I forgot to add that I run carbon and gfo via a TLF reactor

K. I was in a hurry during the first post so I didn't get more info in. Tank specs: 100 gallon rimless 36x37x18 40 gallon refugium 117 lbs. LR 90 lbs. of Tropic Eden Aragasnow SWC Xtreme Mini Cone Protein Skimmer Reeflo Snapper return pump Vortech MP40W ES Used Precision Marine CR series Calcium Reactor 5 lbs CO2 bottle with M3 regulator and Tiren solenoid/needle valve Aquacontroller II is my controller

I have had my calcium reactor setup for about two weeks. I am having issues keeping the CO2 flow regular. It will put out three or four bubbles then stop for 10 seconds then do three bubbles again. No matter what pressure I have my needle valve on I cannot get it to be regular. I currently have the pressure turned all the way up to 50 PSI to get three bubble every ten seconds or so. If I turn it down below 30 PSI then the bubbles will eventually stop all together. Does anyone know how to tell if a regulator/needle valve has gone bad? Or does anyone have any suggestions on how to remedy this? Thanks in advance. Also, with the PSI turned to 50 PSI my KH has gone all the way up to 14 and my CA is at 460. All of my corals seem very happy. As I am still very new to the whole calcium reactor I don't know if this is way too high. I have heard of people running their KH at 11 or 12, but never 14. Is this way too high? Also, I am not sure what my MG is because I don't trust my current test, and haven't made it to the LFS to pick up a new one.

Thanks for the great corals. Nice meeting you

dang I thought you were in SA. I would have jumped on this stuff sooner. I'll take the FF watermelon chalice colony and the Tyree purple war coral. sending PM

I think I am going to put this on hold for a little while. I have found several very good buys recently around here and sorta spent this months reef fund already. Also, I don't think we will make the free shipping with as little interest as I have seen from this. I will try again next month to get this together. Sorry about this.

I'll take the green efflo and the large strawberry patch monti if they are still available.

I also might be interested in the MH. Just depends on the details.

Any pics of the red planet?

You weren't supposed to put your Roomba's inside the tank top clean the gravel I haven't had issues with the latest generation of Roombas (the previous gen I did have random things fail). lol...well why not? That's what I bought mine for and I must say it did a lousy job of keeping the sandbed clean.

lol....hopefully it lasts longer than the roomba. My roombas always broke after a few months.

I have been thinking about placing the order on Monday the 21st.

All sold

liveaquaria.com has a few things I would like to pick up, but no way am I going to pay for shipping all by myself. Anyone interested in a group buy? I've never heard of a group buy from them so I'm not sure about the details except that orders over $225 get free shipping. Anyone want in? I'd be willing to host this.

Just add to the rest of my stuff.

The tank is up and running. I moved all of my livestock over and so far everything is doing great. I like my first attempt at aquascaping because it give me a lot of room on the sandbed and I think it looks pretty clean. Also, it is very open so the fish have plenty of places to swim and there is not many places for detritus to build up. On the other hand I can't decide if I like the large center mass in the aquarium. I still am toying with the idea of two rock peninsulas with a valley in between. I can't decide. Any opinions?

Too bad I was placing my order with BRS about five minutes before you posted this.