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Very nice! I'm bummed I missed your meeting. I would have liked to see your setup. Now that you have this new one, you may need to host another one ;) Congrats and good luck with it.

Is that Bear Season? I've seen the pics! ;D

Road Trip to Boston, one of my favorite cities!

Ayy Mon. That's where we went for our honeymoon (Sandals in Negril). What a great place. The snorkeling and diving there is really cool. Have you seen enough bluehead wrasses yet? Wow, there were a ton of them EVERYWHERE last time we were there. Congrats and enjoy.

Don't ever accept a bowl of soup at Mikes house if he offers you one!

Take a plastic water bottle and cut it in half just below where the neck becomes the bottle. Flip the neck around so that it is in the bottle. Punch a couple of holes around the seam and use zip ties or string or something to keep them together. Bang, instant shrimp trap! Tie a string on there...

I'm registered on here, MR and RC and I'm not getting them either.

I saw positive results when I started using it. Can I guarantee they were from the ecoaqualizer and not some strange coincidence that caused my tank to improve at the exact same time? No, but I believe it made a difference. I've been told I was wrong and that it is impossible, though . . . .

That sounds like a pretty good mix, except for the mandarin. You'll have to wait a while for that one. They need a really mature tank and even then success with them is hot or miss (and sadly it's mostly miss). You could go with a couple of scooter blennies. They're hardier and make a pretty...

Hi Patrick, Welcome to NJRC, we're glad you found us. If you ask a lot of questions and do a lot of reading, I'm sure you'll learn enough to be successful in this hobby obsession. Good choice on the Red Sea Max, BTW, they're really nice tanks. If I weren't in the process of breaking down most...

They were talking about Brian (formerly Reefdrumz).

Welcome Chris (and all of the other new forum users), we're glad you found us. Hopefully you find your time here informative and enjoyable.

D'oh! Good point. I mean when I stick my hand in my water change bucket.

LOL! Damn, I didn't even notice that until you pointed it out. That's too funny. Remember, I have a plenty of empty tanks. Just like the guy on the street corner, "The first one is free. . . . "

Looks great! I'm looking forward to watching it fill in.

That would be great! Thanks a lot Billy.

It's definitely a voltage tingle. I stick my hand in the sump and it's there. I stick it in my top off water and nothing so it's not a salt sting. I'm glad that it's not in the display but I still need to ID the source and get rid of it. Thanks for all of the input so far.

Well now I'm thoroughly confused. I took the ground probes out and there is nothing in the sump but I'm still feeling the tingle. I only feel it in the sump, though. I'm not feeling anything in the display or frag tank so I guess I'm OK with it, it's just very strange.

I was digging around in my sump earlier and had a little nick on my finger. As soon as I stuck my hand in the water I could feel the familiar tingle of stray voltage. I figured now was the time to find the culprit. I took everything out of the sump, all of the heaters (which were off), pumps...

Re: Brian's 225g Monstrosity! It looks great Brian. What a fun tank swap! Talk about a plan coming together perfectly. I'm sure you're really going to enjoy that size.