Everything Must go ,, If your around this area feel free to stop by and take a look thru great deals 08071

skimmers $10 bucks for the cheap ones see my other post for the coralife ones , pumps all sizes small ones $5 bucks large return pumps $15 , hoses $2 bucks , tanks 20g($10.00) , the three black tanks in the pics are nice i want $25.00 bucks each they have drilled thru overflows in the side . 75g($15.00) 90g (20.00) , pond tubs , stands , $5.00 bucks I have a nice steel 90 gallon tank stand on wheels $40 bucks not in the pic tho , everything in these photos , lights see my other post on MH lights TEK light is sold , overflows ($10.00 bucks ) , just ask me and I'll tell you if I have it ... dead live rock (80 lbs $25.00) large storage water tanks round one $15.00 bucks large heavy duty white one $40.00 bucks . small heaters $8.00 bucks , filters $1.00 scrapers $5.00

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Brand New never used $8.00 a pint $3.00 shipped anywhere

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also I have applicators hypo-654 & hypo-25 for $2.00 bucks each

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i have 100 lbs of AMAZING live fiji rock for sale. this rock has TONS of pink chorline algea all over it! we all know what live rock costs...i only want half the money i invested. please call tim at 402-677-2903 for pics

We are currently running a 20% off sale on all in stock Giesemann Metal Halide Lamps. The sale only applies to in stock lamps so get yours while supplies last. :)

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Good Luck, to all the deer hunters going out this weekend and make sure to stay safe :)

Could anyone tell me the pros/cons of this RO/DI unit? My husband wants to buy it. I am not very knowledgable about plumbing and stuff, so it's hard for me to figure out what's what. (We do know we don't want to go with one of the less-expensive units that requires taking it apart and taping it up, then putting back together. We'd prefer to just install and go.)

EXTREME TYPHOON III 150 GPD RODI with Gauge & TDS Alarm & Dual TDS Meter
Chloramines guzzling (5) stage 150 GPD R.O.D.I. Pure Water System With TDS ALARM, DUAL PROBE IN-LINE EC and Hand Held digital TDS meters. Fully automatic shut off ASOV and float valve included.

Also, what is this difference between the above unit and this one?

TYPHOON 5 Stage RODI Reefkeeper 75 or 100 GPD
The Typhoon Reefkeeping R.O./D.I.5 stage with ASOV

Thank you!!!

If you skim wet how do you know how much of your water loss if from skimming wet and how much is from evaporation? If you skim wet and just keep adding fresh RO/DI for top off, aren't you slowly lowering your overall salinity?

I have a 15 gallon tank, can I get 5 yellow tangs?

Sorry I had to. I knew you were all expecting another of those. I have a real question though. I know (and agree with) the general thoughts out there about tangs needing space. they really need to move around to be what they are and I get that. So here is my question, I have a 180 gallon tank, but it's short. 48" long to be exact. Whenever I ask for any advice on tanks, everyone always just wants to say, oh for a X gallon tank, you need Y, but those opinions are usualy based on "standard" sizes. You should of seen the frustration in asking people about sand - I would say, the bottom is 2'X4' and I want 3" of sand, how many lbs of your sand do I need, and they would say "oh how many gallons, you want 3 lbs of sand per gallon to get 3" inches" or whatever. It was frustrating to say the least.

So yeah, now that my rant is done, my question: Tangs like horizontal space. Is a tank that is only 4 feet long but is almost 4 feet high going to suffice for a tang? If so, any better than others? I'm looking at principly a reef tank but trying to get just one or two larger fish (and hoping that one will be a tang) and a dozen or so little tiny ones (under 3", hopefully more like 1 or 2 inches)with other small things (shrimp, etc) that you have to search for.

I have searched everywhere trying to find out what this is. It came on a small piece of LR from my lfs. I am quite new to sw and reefs. The closest match I think I have found says this is posionious to humans, but the blue or green variety is the most deadly. I do apologize for my ignorance, but thank you in advance!

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Check this out its amazing...and its only $5000.00 shipped (and yes..thats the actual price on it)

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Ryan and I have offered to host the December meeting but we have not been to enough meetings to know what days work the best for the most people. I was thinking a Sunday or a Monday but I am open to any day but Tuesday.

It was also suggested to do this as a Christmas party. Any interest? We can do dinner, a gift swap, whatever.

Thoughts?

Trishka

Alright, much reading and research and I've discovered that most people have no idea what they are talking about. I've read people suggesting that someone put a 125 gallon tank on an upper floor which, to me, seems ludicris. I'm trying to decide if my floor can handle a 75 gallon tank and some seem to think it would be fine while others (who seem to be engineers) think I need to contact a contractor or structural engineer to have the capacity of my floor checked to see if it can handle the 1000+ lbs of extra weight.

Does anyone here have any experience with 75 gallon tanks on first floor houses (on a crawl space) that can give me some guidance. The best advice I have found so far says to put it perpendicular to the floor joists, in an outer corner if possible.

There are also a lot of suggestions as far as bracing the floor using extra joists, concrete blocks, jacks, etc. I'm not really planning on modifying my house to accomodate a fish tank. If necessary I'll find a way to put it on the concrete floor of my garage. It will really limit the visibility of the tank, but if the alternative is having a giant hole in my floor where it fell through then I'll put off starting the tank until I can afford to do the appropriate modifications to my wall to acomodate the tank being placed on the garage floor.

Here's a FTS; close-ups & video to follow:

Good morning, everyone :)

Coffee and lots of it. Egg sandwiches on Texas toast this AM. Juice, milk, local apples. Yumm..

Perry - Yesterday was a full day of work for me at the Sunrise Civitan Club's fall Pancake Day. I thought I mentioned here on M'vlle that I wouldn't be around. I got up at 4:00 AM and didn't get home until after 7:00 PM, and was beat!

See you all later today.

And here's the Official TRT Chorus® to sing.......

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOOOOOOOO YOUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GoodMorning TRT, IT's Friday Finally. There is Coffee in the pot, For Breakfast there is either some oatmeal to go bars, Life Cereal, Fresh Fruit (to include bananas, cherries, strawberries, pinapple, and mellon.) There are also some english muffins with a slice of ham, egg and cheese.

Hopefully a Federal Friday today not tomuch going on. We (the city) swore in four rookies yesterday I came in a little late end up standing next to my cheif an being intorduced as the janitor. it was rather funny.
:lol:

Have a Great day I'll check back later.

Fred

what are your thoughts on bringing the canary into the 120 with a bi color already living in it? Will they use their fangs and poison all the time or is this just a joke?

How often should you change out your VHO bulbs

• (1) 150 Watt HQ1/14k
• (4) Nite-Vu LEDs with separate power cord
• (2) UL-Listed Accela Powerheads (266 gph each/16w each)
• (2) Directional Flow Nozzles on each side of the aquarium
• (1) Ocean Pulse Duo-Alternating WaveMaker
• (1) Protein Skimmer (Counter Current) with Air Pump
• (1) Integrated Center Overflow
• (1) Newly redesigned filtration system with designated heater column and protein skimmer solumn with constant water levels.
• (4) Integrated Cooling Fans (3000 RPM's)
• (1) Flame-retardant ABS Canopy Housing
• (1) Integrated Thermal Protector for Canopy (Auto Shut Off Protection)
• (1) Removal Filter Media Basket with handle and sliding door for easy access
• (1) Filter Media - Sponge, Activated Carbon, Ceramic Rings

I have been doing some research on this lights and decided to pick them up. Got them for an ok price but was wondering how is the coral growth on them? Here are the specs 52 36" SunDial T5HO 4x39watt 2-10k/2-460nm actinics 4. 156 Watt total.

This is for my 46 gallon bow front. Color is good. Just not to sure how the coral growth would be on these. I did a test and put my toadstool in there and he has been closed for the last 3 hours. Just was curious if i made a bad purchase. I only planned on keep soft coral in this tank.

Thanks

165 gallon cylindrical zero edge w/ stand. Cylinder comes from a 10ft long section that cost 25k the tank retails for 12k. I had big plans for the tank but am struggling to find a place in the house for it.
Tank is 45inch in diameter, 23inch tall, and 49inch w/ stand.
Looking to get what I have in it.
$6500.00

Ok, just to make sure...t5's (HO & VHO) provide more intense lighting than PC'S , right?
Thanks!

Hello everyone im currently running

2x 54W T5 High Output Daylight 12000K
2x 54W T5 High OutputActinic Blue
4x Dual Bluemoon LED


and I have noticed that my tank has been florishing with more coraline algae when i run the antic & moon lights only however I rarely use the white lights, and when I do I have noticed that some of my corraline algae ends up turning white should I ever use my white lights and if so when is the best time?


I am sorry for posting so poorly atm, but im actually sneaking at work to ask this question hahaha.

Checking out the tank tonight and I noticed something weird. Haven't really seen this before in person but does this look like my birdsnest is spawning. Anything else that would look like this on SPS? Polyp bailout maybe?


Here is the colony. It has always been healthy but not great looking. You can see the white dots that I first noticed.





A better closeup.





Closer but a little blurry.





Any thoughts?

is this a KRACKEN

wheres aquawolf!!!

Iam lloking for H. Kelloggi Males does anyone have any available for sale?

BAD PIC i KNOW but if you ever tried to capture somthing in the rear corner of a TANK. THats what you get. I think its an orange ball nem and it is trying to injest a button polyp:bigeek:

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I'm moving everything from my 72 to a new 120. I have a green hair algae issue right now that I want to clear up before I move everything. I was wondering whats the quickest way to kill it off the live rock?

I was thinking about just drying out the pieces that are the worst, clean them off, let them sit in a salt water bath and then add them to the new tank. I would seed them then with the good pieces that I still had. Any suggestion?

Thanks

I realized that I hadn't even given any consideration to where I was going to put this 75 gallon tank. The spot I had picked out for the 55 gallon ended up being too small so now I'm trying to find a home for this tank that I'll be getting in a week or so. I'm adding pictures of my options. The only places in my house that are at least 50" wide (the tank should be about 48.5" long) and are, in my opinion, able to handle the half ton load that the tank promises to offer my floor. Let me know what you think!!!

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