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Looking great Kev!! Now that's a happy scoly!! Love that single polyp zoa a page or so back. Hint hint....

Great Job Steve!! Another beautiful Natureef tank!

Subscribed!!! Looking forward to this Tim. Lmk if you need any help besides lifting and moving it!

Thanks Kevin! Mike, in the Winter my tank stays in the low-mid 70's, once summer comes it will gradually heat up, but at least gradually. From what I have heard as long as you increase feeding with the increased metabolism, they are fine with higher temps. Yes Sir!! Thanks Tom!

Here you go guys. Many thanks to Will at Aquatic Obsession for getting me my dream fish. I'm really happy to say she is eating like a pig and happy as can be.

Pm sent

Thank you Tim for hosting a great meeting

My pump has its own sediment filter and has been working perfectly for years in a different position. I think the point of this configuration is to avoid sediment entering the pump, which I can understand.

Some more FIRE!

That is awesome!! I need something like that!!

Thanks for all the kind words and comments everybody. I'll be posting more pics soon!

Tim, what can I bring to the meeting?? Beer? Food? Dessert?

Very nice Tom!! I love the sleek look of the tank and open look of the reef

Found some.

My colony melted. Looking for at least 10 polyps and up to 20. Can trade or pay cash. Thanks. Darren

Sorry to hear Chris. Agreed that best to leave things alone and let them fall in line naturally. Keep testing.

Thanks everybody!

IME yes. Slightest increase in alk caused issues.

I ran it years ago. Stopped running it as it left little room for error with alkalinity. Barely above 7 would cause stn. There are better alternatives to nutrient reduction and it's very expensive.

Here you go guys! This should satisfy John! Please watch in 1080HD. Enjoy http://youtu.be/xCZZZ3MSa-8