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I was using an RO DC 10500 (forerunner to the 12000) for over a year on my system, replacing two Mag 9's. If I remember correctly there wasn't much price difference between the two pumps, and with the speed control I would probably go with the larger pump, and use the speed control to adjust the...

I have a NEW Jebao WP-40 Power Supply and Controller(newest) that I bought so I wouldn't have to remove all the wiring, etc. from my cabinet to clean the pumps. Also, good to have some spares. These will work for the WP-25's as well. $25.00 I also have two WP-40 magnetic mounting clamps @...

Tell him I said hello. He and his wife, me and Lynn are cruising buddies.

I think Kyle had the right idea:

Looks great Hans, nicely done. The conductor I know is Jan.

It looks like you've got all you ducks in a row Cliff, nicely done. BTW, it might be more appropriate to use tomato vs potato here in NJ. :loyal:

I'll bet you say that to all your ex reefer friends. :glee:

Welcome aboard Hans. A friend of mine is also a conductor for NJ Transit, I don't know how big the fraternity is, but you may know him.

Welcome aboard Cliff, somebody needed to take my place down here in the south. :encouragement:

Looks great, George. Beautifully done.

I don't think you have anything to worry about. Although there are a couple species that are problematic, they are rarely found in our aquariums. Here's a little reading that may be helpful: http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-03/rs/index.php http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-04/rs/index.php

Make sure the air intake on the skimmer is clear too. If it gets clogged, it will cause more water to be pumped into the skimmer, and have similar results.

Check the skimmer discharge for any obstruction, to include errant snails, etc. If the discharge was impeded the water in the skimmer may have gotten too high, and caused it to overflow the cup. Another possibility is that the ATO didn't shut off, causing the water in the sump to get too high...

Have you been using any GAC?

Beautiful job, Juan.

Not in a reef tank, it will kill other inverts and coral.

No need to register as long as you're fishing from a charter boat. If you fish from a private boat, beach, bay, jetty, etc., you'll need to go through the process. It takes about 5 minutes, and it's free.

They are related; Seriola zonata (rudderfish) vs Seriola dumerili (Jack) The white tips on the tail give it away as a rudderfish.

+1 agree

I would do a Tuna trip to the Mudhole, during the week is no problem for me. Although you probably wouldn't want to do more that 6 if you're trolling.