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we used to have a member here that bred discus. They were really cool. The babies would eat the "mucus" off the mommy. Anyways - rockwork looks great. I remember my first try - it was like soooo ugly lol. Good luck with the build. looking forward to it.

Joe - welcome! The swap is coming up too - that's our meeting with a ton more people, raffles and also vendors. I like to think of it as a meeting on major steroids...(without any negative side effects except your wallet being lighter) :grin:

actually we're geeks for posting on a fish board on a friday night. LOL.

+1. I have two of them - one for each of my tanks. Never had one get stuck, never had a tank run out of water - been on vacation many many times and always had peace of mind. Service is flawless if you ever have a problem or need help - Roger @Tunze in Austin TX is the man.

hahah haven't used one of these since early 90s when bleached coral and Underwater Gravel Filters were the rage. I think you can use them effectively as a reactor for reef tanks - but they tend to trap detritus and generate nitrate. Eheims are great but pricey. Good luck!

beautiful. Are the assessors swimming upside down again or did you flip the pic?

Magnets are a great idea. Mind if i ask which ones you got? that website has a ton of them.

nice!!!!

mike, as a member you could share more details if you want in the members only forum. Not saying you should or shouldn't- i respect your desire to keep it anonymous. The curious side of me is wondering which vendor. I'm glad they fixed the situation - and sorry you had to go thru this.

Skimmer or biopellets would help. But I don't see any slime in that pic. Set up looks sweet! Congrats! you're not overloaded on fish imho - but straining the frozen food is probably a good idea. I don't think you need a full cube - do you? You're probably giving them a buffet every day lol.

This is the worm you need to be very afraid of: http://www.oregonreef.com/sub_worm.htm

Aggggh i'm blind. LOL.

No clue on the coral. The red slime will only diminish once the amount of nutrients in the tank is less than your tanks ability to uptake it. As an interim I'd just siphon it off as much as possible. Removing the bacteria is a useful way of getting rid of the nutrient, but it's stop gap...

Yeah he's open. Drive by everyday on my way to/from work. :) It's not the best signage, it's next to a store "international deli". For a bigger landmark - if you see the Dunellen theater on the corner (across the street from the railroad station) - keep heading down on that side of the...

hit this user up: http://www.njreefers.org/showthread.php?82218-Free-crab!!&p=728914&viewfull=1#post728914 free crab!

HAHAHAHAH - i will have to remember that one!

This thread has gone far far away from it's intentions...LOL.

Paul and BRian have zero idea what they are talking about. You're being misled!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOLOL.....(ducks for cover).

john - a long time ago (before hurricane sandy came) i was interested in a hawkins/grinch. if you still have either let me know. I will help you defer some costs for the swap. ;)

if you were closer i'd take that in a second.:p