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How about plumbing parts? Come on we can smell a deal here.

For the most part yes...I have ESV phytoplankton which should be food viable.

That is where I bought it. And I know they have the food bar there to so that is the "easy" answer. But was looking for the info that Jim posted and also personal stories.

Hey Justin ... moving too much stuff around? I will take him off your hands.

Cool. I have hope, I have a couple other monster clams so I do feed phyto now...do you feed other small food to the tank? Thanks for chiming in BTW.

Thanks this exactly the information I was looking for if not what I wanted to hear. I learned that pseudofeces is "fake poop"....and besides that I confirmed what I thought I knew and then some. It had attached itself under a rock that had a nice flow in the tank which would have been helpful...

OK so in what did you get for Christmas, my Mom bought herself a flame scallop for my tank. I admit they always are cool looking but from what I know they are a pain to care for and keep alive so have always avoided them. My Mom loved them and since she was buying I said OK ...with disclaimer...

You don't want to use glass...will not allow for proper oxygenation.

Congratulations.

One thing I got that I wouldn't have bought for myself...actually my Mom who was visiting wanted it and after telling her I wasn't sure how it would do, a flame scallop. Has anyone kept one long term?

Yes probably a combination of water change and moving nutrients around. Should keep up the water changes and if you don't run carbon would suggest it for a while.

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I like the accent lights around the bottom of the tank what sort of par do they give off?:D It is also nice that you included a small TV for the fish to relax and watch.

Lets add this up. Dumb phone..free Smart phone 0-100 bucks. Therapy for you and your daughter 250 per hour. Pain and suffering you will have priceless.:sorrow: .... that said I agree with you.

I have the Apollo manual controllable. I run the blues 100% or close and the whites at 60%? Really just for the coloration I want. I run the blues 12 hours and the whites 8. I also have a few actinic bulbs with the blues which is why I liked the fixtures to begin with, but I sort of wish it...

Always good to start frags on the sand bed at first and move them up after a few days.

Specifically this one. http://premiumaquatics.com/products/kent-marine-techm-64oz-magnesium.html?gclid=CNXO86-b2sICFTLJtAodrmkAZA

That is a really strange split. Thought most 8 bulb fixtures go 4 and 4. I know mine did and there was a ballast for 2 bulbs so 4 in total.