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just in case you havent heard http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/03/boil_water_notice_issued_for_m.html

its on the center rear

This is a product in which a lot of people are having success with if youre interested in using chemicals http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=1595003

These should be available soon http://reefbuilders.com/2010/01/15/glimpse-hydor-koralia-evo-pumps-unboxed/

Can you make me one of Oden and Maya?

most colonies are rubberbanded to styrofoam at their base so they would float

Alk test 1 drop =1 dkh calcium 1 drop =20 ppm

Your alk is on the low side you should be around an 8-11 dkh also check your mag level as you would want to be somewhere around 1300

my rock, my zoos, my shrimp, and my fish all look great! nice pic of the yasha

Keep in mind that most stores may have different salinity levels when it comes to fish and inverts. Next time you may want to acclimate them separately or even ask what their currently salinity levels are.

cant wait too see all of my zoos in there!

All the angels from the Genicanthus family which include swallowtail,lamarck,watanabe,bellus and a few others not commonly seen, are considered to be the safest of all angels as they pose no threat to stoney or soft corals.

Not sure what the dimensions you are looking for but look at the illuminata's.

That looks pretty sweet Paul. I'll let you know how it works out, I'm bored. -Ethan

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12' up, 5' over, couple 90's, a t, and couple ball valves puts you around 17' with 1" pipes. The iwaki 70 puts you around 1000gph, the blueline 70 puts you around 1200gph. The blueline gives you more head for 15% less watts. -ethan

http://aqob.mybrute.com 5-1 record

The problem is that the canister relies on gravity to push 350gph. The siphoning weight of the water coming down helps the water in the canister to go back up. The more I think about it, you might not get any flow through, 2 to 4 feet of headloss from the chiller may be too much for it to...

The manufacturer lists the chiller should have 420gph minimum flow through. With headloss you will likely be half of that if not less. Chillers can add significant head loss to a system. If you test it don't let the evaporator housing freeze. -Ethan