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Just a reminder about this.

Try n feed em when the lights are out, they usually sprout out feeders then.

Looks awesome

Next weekend should be fine with me. Just confirm as we get closer

Would love to go, but it's too far for me

Hater....:stupid:

Wow, that's impressive

thats very nice of you @Mikeamadio for offering your assistance

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If you go with softies, you won't need intense lighting on your tank. To start, I'd go as low as maybe 30-40% intensity at most. Moonlight IMO isn't necessary with leds as I'm assuming they have the blue spectrum incorporated in that fixture. But if so, just run it opposite your tank lights...

for long term success with this pump, i have been changing out all bearings, and gaskets every 6 months....i still have one of the original 130 gyres

not sure why, but i have a love hate relation ship with my gyre. When its working its great, but when its in need or repair, its a nightmare to piece back together

i like this one, i don't know how "death" will go over on social media....could be a nice talking point though for FB and R2r.

ooohhh man....that must've sucked....i would've lost my mind

can we get a close up on that? it would make a nice pic

Did you inspect the fish? Maybe parasites or disease? When you say swimming weird, is it like flipping over or "floating"?

Maybe the tank temp?

check for an ammonia spike

i agree on this, i had a cpr overflow and when they worked, they worked.....but when they didn't it made me wanna push the tank on the floor....also 1+ on the cleaning part of these things as you cannot disassemble for maintenance...i found myself soaking the entire unit in hot water an vinegar...

lucky you caught that, it could've been alot worse