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Or just buy a 72" and a 48" then subtract the 48 from the 72. OR... Think this is the guy I bought my 36 from and he has some 24 in stock...

Out for now, will post again in a couple weeks

Welcome back(ish). And yep, Seapora are the new Deep Blue. It is a totally different company as I understand it. Unsure if they’re using the same manufacture process or not but have heard good things about them.

Picked up a blood at Petco for $40 a couple weeks back. As Mark said, they’re not as easy to find now and you’re going to drop $35-40 on the cheap end.

Thanks Joe (and Haus), tank is a beauty,

Be safe and have fun all.

I’ll back it up as well. These fish are huge, beautiful, and healthy. Saw them 2 weeks back. Would be all over it but think cramming them into my 30 might be a bit much.

To add explanation…

Dog was jealous of my superior smell.

Just saw this pop up to the front page and seems I missed Tom. Hi Tom. Also see Zoe. Hi Zoe. Just wanted to introduce myself as the good looking, vastly intelligent, superior witted one who functions as the glue to hold this place together. If the others post responses trying to diminish this...

Bah. Go natural. Pull the rocks out and suck the bubble algae off them, then spit them into a nearby spitoon like a man. When I'm not doing that, I'm using 1 or 2 emerald crabs. Then get some pods in there and a decent small sized cuc to maintain.

Bright red, pretty, growing like a weed again. Have 3-4 baggies, baseball sized or better. $10 a bag. Ha! No, kidding. It's free, of course.

Sounds good, BBPB it is. Thanks all.

I’d love one if still available. In Brick and can pick up at your convenience.

36” four bulb fixture Tank is 12” deep, lights 4” above water Want bluish 16k+ look with big color pop The options (front to back)… Blue+ Blue+ Actinic Blue+ Blue+ Blue+ Purple+ Blue+ Blue+ Purple + Blue+ Actinic (too reddish on the last one?) Experiences appreciated.

Figured I'd update this as a progress note. So I've been dehydrating organic kale, spinach, and romaine. Never realized the time it takes to do this. To dry out, pre-freeze drying, takes about 24 hours and the leaves take a lot of space in the dehydrator, so its been about 7-8 days to dry out...

Comon Kev, You know as well as we all do that once you add the water and fish it all goes downhill. There's tons you can do with models and mirrors now-a-days.

Just wanted to add here, in case you go the Krylon route. The cause of problems with paint insn't the paint itself, its the VOCs the paint gives off while curing. Technically you can use any spraypaint, it just has to fully cure and that's usually where concerns are. Krylon is the paint most...

Base is going to start as a phyto/zooplankton suspension with freeze dried cyclops and rotifiers, then we work up from there. Ran some nutritional profiles on various seaweeds and I can incorporate 3 types (Alaria/Wakami, Chondrus Crispus, Laminaria) to cover the majority of the needs of the...

Unsure. RIght now its about getting it done. I'm using AB+, and some frozen, and the occasional flake or pellet for variety, and the occasional seaweed sheet, occasional reef roid type mix, etc... Just want one thing I can drop in the tank that covers all bases. I'd like to say its because I'm...