Rjohn

I like the "Active Content in the last 24 hours".

Thanks, that helps.

I like the new look but 'View New Content' shows almost 6000 entries. Can those be all marked as 'read' or 'not new' in some way?

my sump has a built-in bio-wheel. Could that part of my continual on-going never-ending can't get rid of nitrate problem?

Just out of curiosity, what store are you opening?

So are any of the AOG palys' left?

I am having the same problem.

That's what I ws interested in. O well. Another will be around.

where are you located?

Shop around. Gallery of pets tends to be fairly high.

So is the sump still available?

When you feed it, watch out for your fingers.

I take water to two LFS just for a double check. I wish it was the test kit.

It seems I aways have medium to high nitrates no matter what I do. So I keep searching for something that will help. I found a link to building a DIY Sulphur Denitrator. From what I read, it seemed to remove nitrates rapidly. Has anyone had any experience with this? It seems to be very similar to a calcium or phosban reactor. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthre...postid=11561141

Why will the frags be slow growing?

I have come across some articles about zoanthids and plays having toxins, specifically 'palytoxin'. Here is one link: http://www.cbwinfo.com/Biological/Toxins/Palytoxin.html and another: http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.p...light=zoanthids Has anyone had any problems here? I haven't noticed any but my hands are not in my tank much.

My mandarin finally started eating frozen brine. I think I have declared my tank a "No 'Nem" zone.

What size pumps did you use?

This was my first tub of Red Sea Pro salt and it was the end of the tub, at that. I kept it sealed and had the internal bag sealed as well. Do you think buying smaller amounts would keep it fresher so that I don't run into this again?

Yesterday, I got set up to do a water change. I put a trash can liner in my Brute 40, added 20 gallons of RO water, Red Sea Pro salt, and threw in a couple of Maxijets 1200's to stir it all up. This is my usual method of creating new salt water. In the winter, I add a heater to get it up to about 75 degrees or so. This time after half an hour, the water was very milky looking. Even in a small glass container, you could see it. It was still that way this morning. I am putting it down the kitchen sink as I write this. I have never had this problem before. We used to used trash can liners when we made "Party Punch". I have read that the liners are very nearly sterile from manufacture. I won't use one again. Has onyone else had a problem like this?

I found this news story on NewScientist.com. If dealers could get the more heat tolerant corals, could we no longer need chillers? http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn1718...t-the-heat.html

If you decide to order, I think I 'd like to get in.

I have two k 2's in my 75 and I think I could use a bit more.

If that K 3 is too strong for your tank, I'll swap you a Koralia 2 for it.

I'd try Radio Shack or one of the computer stores like Altex.