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That return pump will be more than enough if your only using it as your return and not on a manifold to feed reactors.

+1. If it will be close to that cement wall a 75 will not even be close to an issue. Also the best part of the hobby to me is selecting all the parts and putting it together. I would not enjoy a kit type tank.

Thanks. I am local to you so can pick up fast.

I will take the t5s depending on brand and length. Any details?

Good to know in the future thanks

Thanks everyone for the advice and the offers to help. This is why this group is so awesome. I found a way to get the tank, thanks again!

Yea. They are both 100 bucks a day plus gas and fees. That is the best deal tho

That's a good idea but I do not

90 gallon

From what I have read other things can skew this even consumption such as coraline algae, bacteria from carbon dosing. My tank never had even consumption on kalk either

What salt?

I need to rent a cargo van or truck to pickup a tank, I need to go about 120 miles. Looks like no matter where I rent I am looking at roughly 100$ plus gas for the trip. Does anyone know where I can get something cheaper, or does someone want to help haha. Dance Thanks, Joe

If your alk is still staying stable with kalk, I would just dose calcium twice a week so it is not such a big jump. Coral are not as sensitive to calcium changes as they are alk changes but a 40 ppm at one time is pushing it.

Will also take the dosers and the rector if we work something out on the tank..

Pm sent on tank.

Just as the title says. Thinking about starting bio pellets, so let me know if you have any input, positive or negative.

Power is blinking from the rain.... This sucks Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You up and running!

Looks great Paul

I have a 100 year old oak snapped in my front yard. Winds were insane