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Hey Ryan, Welcome to NJRC! RichT is a good man and he really knows his stuff about reef keeping. I'm glad he pointed you in our direction.

LOL! You're welcome! Be sure to post pics when your setup gets there, though, because it just sort of happens one piece at a time . . .

There are still some details that need to be ironed out. An announcement will be posted as soon as things are finalized.

I agree. I didn't think I'd like cubes until I saw Sam's. It's REALLY nice. His aquascaping takes full advantage of the cubes dimensions and works really well.

- Cyanoacrylate glue (gel) - 2 Part reef epoxy - Bone cutters

That really stinks Brian. We'll have to stay on the look out for another deal now.

Congrats to all. Thanks Steve and Paul for volunteering to be part of the maddness! Thanks to Phyl, Ed, Phil, Mike and Bruce for your continued dedication. Thanks to Hawkeye for stepping up and filling in these last few months. And a special thanks to Brian for being such a large factor in the...

If you can't find thicker acrylic, you can glue two thin sheets together. That'll stiffen them up pretty well. I'm suprised you're depot doesn't carry the 1/4" stock, though. Most of them do. As far as the silicone, I don't remember if it's I or II that you want. Just be sure it doesn't say...

There are as many opinions of salt as there are members of the forum! Everyone has their own preference and experiences. It's really just a matter of choice. You might have better luck asking for help naming you first born! That being said, here's my 2c: I've never used Seachem. I tried Red...

We have sports most of the day but I could probably be available after 5 too. Is Sunday an option?

That sounds like the size of this pile. Plus we carried out about 80 to 100 salt buckets filled with rubble in addition to the big chunks that we were able to throw out the window. And I don't care what Mike says, he's still the "Sir" in this operation. The guy is a complete artist when it...

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Hey Chuck, it was nice meeting you yesterday. Sorry I didn't get a whole lot of time to talk to you, though. I'm not sure where you're located but if you're anywhere near Jackson and would like to swing by, I can walk you through my design (which isn't nearly as complicated as it looks) and talk...

I agree. They are ton of personality packed into a little fish. Great pics, BTW!

Thanks a lot to James and family for hosting another great meeting. It always nice spending time with old friends and meeting new ones. I still can't figure out how all of the newbies clean up at the raffles, though!

Agreed. They look like snail eggs to me too.

Ditto.

Great job on that stand Jimmy. It really looks nice!

I agree with Brandon, give them a call and ask. I heard an interesting quote the other day. It was something like "60% of the people that ask for something will get it. 100% of the people that don't ask for something won't get it".