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Sorry about that....here is the link: http://www.watershot.com/underwater-camera-housing-iphone This is by far one of the best iphone cases out there.

Ok...just for the tank. Get this for the iPhone. It works exceptionally well.

Are you looking for a still camera? What will you be using it for? Your tank? Snorkeling? Diving? Check out this SeaLife DC1400. http://www.sealife-cameras.com/cameras/dc1400-pro It is a great camera and it comes with the camera, housing and strobe. It is a really nice camera that I have...

Again....with the large tangs you want....I would leave the rock as is. They are going to get big and will need the room to swim.

For the size fish you want....that is plenty of rock.

Whatever the cost is....It still does not make sense how this little bit of peroxide will help with anything in that much water. I get using it for spot treatments of algae, but not for treating an entire tank.

I'm still thinking the peroxide in the tank is going to be nothing but a waster of 10-15 bucks. Unless you use a gallon of it. I know that peroxide is good for spot treating on coral frag plugs, but to treat an entire tank seems silly.

What is the procedure to know what ppm you are at?

I still don't understand the peroxide....what are two bottles of peroxide in 180 gallons of water going to accomplish? The peroxide would get super diluted and in my opinion be a waste of money. And with the sand....I would definitely remove it and give it a good cleaning. By killing...

6-8 and 180 with sump.

The idea is to start fresh. Just don't want to risk another disease ridden tank. It has been disease ridden twice now.

What does everyone think about filling a tank that has ich, velvet or any other parasite with a bleach/water mix and santizing the entire tank with rocks and sand still in it?

What is the hydrogen peroxide going to do? 2-3 bottle in 180 gallons of water....does it really have any effect at all? Won't everything die without it with just freshwater? Brandon....I wouldn't worry about the well water. It takes forever to fill a 180 and sump with an RO Unit, you know...

It's not as bad as I originally thought. The salinity is at 1.037 though. No clue how it got that high. I just want to check her TDS as she has a lot of quick algae growth. I think she also needs to get some carbon going as the water is green. I will be here until Saturday afternoon :)

Is there anyone in the Cherry Hill areas that can swing by with a TDS meter? I'm watching my friend's shop and trying to get her nano under control, but I forgot my TDS meter. I'm on Rt. 70E.

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Would Cherry Hill work better? I may be in Cherry Hill next week at The Dive Shop. I will know more later tonight if she still needs me to cover the store for her.

I have approximately 150+ pounds of old used sand that has been sitting out of the tank since June 2012. Come and get it!! Bring your own buckets....

I still have: Full 200 gallon box of Reef Crystals - $45 Half box of Reef Crystals (100 gallons) - $20

Still for sale.....Price Drop to $400